Sentence examples for more oddly from inspiring English sources
Even more oddly, his Republican competitor, John V. Lindsay, won.
Even more oddly, the police seem to agree.At first glance, though, speed cameras are working.
Ever more oddly, one of the group was Kevin Rose, a Digg co-founder.
More oddly still, the man powerfully reminded her of someone else.
Even more oddly, it doesn't seem to matter which it is.
More oddly, a link has been made to the hat worn by the Anzacs at Gallipoli.
She found him "even more vigorous, oddly charming, than I'd imagined".
The cumulative effect is more personal, oddly enough, than it would be in a structured critical monograph.
For what it's worth — roughly, billions plus many billions more — PlayStation oddly vindicates the traditional Sony silo mentality, or, more aptly, the mentality of certain silos.
It would be interesting to see more such oddly doctored chairs, but the exhibition samples the variety of Mr. Peteran's output rather than persistent themes.
He bowled only three more overs, oddly, in the hour that followed that double strike, which was one in which, had the weather held up, Durham let an opportunity slip away.
