Sentence examples for i have oddly from inspiring English sources

On my last visit to Kafka, I notice what I have oddly not noticed in all my visits before: large and very beautiful photographs on almost every inch of wall space.

Jamie Fraser, I have oddly not imagined sex with you yet.

It's just because I have an oddly shaped large head with very tissuelike supple skin that rips easily".

I have been oddly fascinated by LBJ since I was a teenager, and I've read more books on him than on any other president.

—Larissa MacFarquhar From all my hours of reading at university, I have an oddly clear memory of the last scene of "The Winter's Tale," where King Leontes is shown an incredibly lifelike statue of his wife, Hermione, who died sixteen years earlier, after he unfairly accused her of unfaithfulness.

I don't know that there's any real way to undo the essential ridiculousness of holding a World Cup in 115-degree weather, but I have an oddly easy time imagining Qatar mitigating it pretty effectively through the sheer force of massive expenditure on massive expenditure.

His drawings, I have found, are oddly compelling.

"But nah - where else would I have all this?" Oddly enough, I was beginning to understand what he meant.

I have become -- oddly, startlingly -- a member of the "Holly-Lily crowd," those who are known for filling the church pews on Christmas and Easter but are scarcely to be seen in a sanctuary between the Christian high holy days.

As a guest of my diplomat uncle (once removed), I had grown oddly immune to games of badminton, laps of the pool, jogs along the swanky Selangor golf course and breakfast banquets of tropical fruit.

For my part, I've been oddly drawn in recent days to much older memoirs — dating back to the time when they weren't a recognized genre with an identifiable triumph-over-adversity formula, and were known simply as "autobiographies".