Sentence examples for has become oddly from inspiring English sources
Waugh added, "This gesture... has become oddly important to me".
The form has become oddly attractive to literary novelists.
Interestingly, the film has become oddly controversial in the States.
Even his friends would admit that FCC policy has become oddly fluid under Mr Powell's stewardship.
It's a slight, good-natured movie and by the end Hlynur has become oddly sympathetic.
More than 50 years later, with everyone in jeans and T-shirts, this reliable warhorse has become oddly hip.
Experiments like this have become oddly omnipresent in recent years.
Like cold war spies they may have become oddly reliant simply on the continued existence of the other.
Moreover, there are echoes of Thatcher in many of the women who have become oddly, timely national gay matriarchs since her demise.
I always have somebody else proof it to make sure I'm not giving anything away, but in general I've become oddly comfortable forgetting what happened when doing interviews and just speaking as an audience member about what I see and what I think.
Part of the issue and possibly the problem is that, thanks to social media (Facebook, Twitter) and texting, we have become oddly non-confrontational as a society.
