Sentence examples for historically odd from inspiring English sources
This is historically odd.
What is historically odd is that as gay marriage is gaining acceptance, the resistance to polygamy is much more powerful.
But the choice to target Muslims is historically odd.
All three of the towns are located near what De Silva Wijeyerante identifies as the centre of the second resurgence of Buddhist, Sinhala nationalism in the 1990s, but the choice to target Muslims is historically odd.
I usually cherish days like these, but today feels oddly depressing (although depression is not, historically, very odd for me).
Of the 600 odd historically active volcanoes dotted around the world, 78 are clustered onto the Indonesian archipelago.
It would seem odd, historically, if these Giants captured two titles while two of the greatest players in franchise history — Mathewson and Mays — claimed just one apiece.
While it may seem odd today, historically batch was the only way computation could be done.
Jimmy Kimmel took on Michele Bachmann's odd and historically incorrect claim that the last time swine flu broke out it was also under Democratic leadership, implying this was political problem as opposed to scientific one.
We were more or less instructed to mock her, and the society that spawned her, whereas Moore gives herself room to explore the idea — less condescending, more historically accurate, and in an odd sense more liberating — that the kempt and orderly mores of the age were indeed enough to make millions of people happy, and that it is not the predestined duty of all façades to crack.
