Sentence examples for increasingly odd from inspiring English sources

Events grew increasingly odd.

The actors' appearances also became increasingly odd.

It was one more unusual moment in Rodriguez's increasingly odd career.

But memorising maps looks an increasingly odd use of the human brain.

That year, Mohammed abandoned his studies in social work, went on welfare, and behaved in ways that were increasingly odd.

And the near-total absence of ethnic Russians in Estonian public life looks increasingly odd as more ethnic Russians learn Estonian and gain citizenship.

As almost every other country in Latin America has moved to a floating currency, Argentina is increasingly the odd man out.

President Bush, increasingly the odd man out in the last weeks of his term, said his administration would do whatever was necessary to safeguard the system.

As Walker says his words, Burns makes his guitar increasingly woozy and odd, leading into a burst of string cacophony and then a brief passage of what sounds like sweet concord.

Though La Cérémonie, in which an illiterate maid (Sandrine Bonnaire) is befriended by a wild and violent post office worker (Isabelle Huppert), was the trailblazer, it has increasingly become the odd one out.

Soqotran pastoralists have become increasingly reliant on odd jobs to make ends meet, thus generating a situation in which pastoralists have moved 'from living off, to living for' their herds.