Sentence examples for curiously odd from inspiring English sources

Let me say that not a day goes by where I don't try to debunk the curiously odd incidents that I've witnessed; yet there are episodes I simply can't reduce.

As if Sarah Palin's Ice Capades jacket and shrill babble weren't offensive and silly enough, she then recently surprised no one when she threw her political clout--however miniscule it may be--behind the only other "politician" as curiously odd as she is: Donald Trump.

He began his term in office, curiously, with an odd interest in nonexistent Polish incursions into Belarus, and he has continued to echo Russian propaganda on subjects as varied as Montenegro and Afghanistan.

Yet the soaring windows facing the Hudson are curiously undamaged except for the odd pane or two.

Unfortunately he is curiously reticent, offering only the odd gnomic utterance ("What lies beyond interests me"; "We can't see ourselves without stories").

Mr. Amis does a clumsy, mechanical job of dovetailing these characters' stories, and his narrative curiously lacks the sort of odd, prickly details and zingy dialogue that have distinguished his previous books.

Most curiously, yesterday's events produced the odd equivalent of a parent asking a child for allowance money, only to be turned down.

Elements of odd atomic num ber appear curiously limited to two isotopes, but elements of even atomic number can have many more, eleven in the case of tin.

Curiously, there is no dedicated VIP space — odd for a brand that has a deep bench of celebrity clientele.

Curiously enough, in one of the case's many odd connections and coincidences, Mr Lugovoi also once worked for Mr Berezovsky.

Odd musical juxtapositions that work spectacularly well – Regret's curiously captivating melange of Be My Baby drums, massed vocals and frantic guitar – jostle for space with stuff that's genuinely baffling.