Sentence examples for oddly alike from inspiring English sources
I couldn't help but notice that Howard and Lenny seemed oddly alike: short, pot-bellied, chain-smoking, talkative.
Only then does it become apparent how truly different these two Americas are, and how in other ways they are oddly alike.
The two men looked oddly alike - both in their mid 30s, the same height, a similar wiry build and some faint quality of mutual recognition.
Though a key arc in the book has Kevin confronting his own homophobia in order to be a better parent, the parallels that emerge from father and son's individual but oddly alike stories are the main attractions.
In the early eighties, a trio of designers — Yohji Yamamoto, Issey Miyake, and Rei Kawakubo, of Comme des Garçons — started teaching Japanese and Westerners alike that wear- ing layers of oddly shaped black garments could be terrifically stylish.
The painful comparison is with Washington, DC, where the best think-tanks refuse public money, compete to set the agenda with provocative ideas, and enjoy extraordinary access to administration and Congress alike.Pro-Europeans also fret about the lack of lively debate in Brussels (oddly, it is often livelier among the think-tanks in London).
Michael Kimmelman of The New York Times, for example, called it "an oddly endearing fixture in town, a boon to serious students of 19th-century art and fans of kitsch alike".
The move to this Madison Avenue space is a leap for the museum, which has become an oddly endearing fixture in town, a boon to serious students of 19th-century art and fans of kitsch alike.
The artworks heading to the auction block range from oddly cute to tongue-in-cheek, appealing to both Christmas enthusiasts and those who avoid Holiday Carols like the plague alike.
