Sentence examples for glance oddly from inspiring English sources

For the rest, the Hayward's show is made up of works that seem, at first glance, oddly un-Shrigley-ish.

Pastoral/Moscow Suburbs is a book that, at first glance, looks oddly familiar.

However, the chapter on copyright law is oddly light and only glances at notions of libel and fair use.

Ireland is looking oddly brighter, but when you glance across the Atlantic you see a heavy fog of fear and despair socked in over Wall Street.

At a host of after-parties for New York City's art fairs on Thursday night, art was oddly absent - at first glance.

Even more oddly, the police seem to agree.At first glance, though, speed cameras are working.

At a glance, Kurt Masur's program with the New York Philharmonic on Thursday evening looked oddly diffuse.

His forehand is among the most oddly contorted but lethal in the game, with Rafael Nadal-like topspin and line-glancing accuracy when he backs up and around a ball hit to his backhand side and strikes that forehand inside out.

Being able to see at a glance how your resting heart rate changes in response to sleep, exercise or nutrition can be oddly gripping.

"I wish there were more places in New York like this," she said, glancing around wistfully as the restaurant, an archetypal New York City diner festooned in holiday tinsel, filled with oddly assorted regulars in winter wraps and seasonal revelers dressed in Santa Claus suits.

One day in the middle of last week, when I glanced at the tree in the window and saw its branches bare at last, it felt at first oddly disorienting.