Sentence examples for oddly amusing from inspiring English sources
It's an offshoot of a British TV quiz show about oddly amusing trivia.
The finished film – a prickly, surly, poignant, yet oddly amusing caper – was cobbled together with just about every form of financing one could imagine.
At this grotesquely slow speed, the scene is oddly amusing: it's startling and seems to have been undertaken for its own sake.
Streep is pretty gamey (and oddly amusing) as the Marple-like nun and Hoffman is, as always, convincing, as the underfire priest in John Patrick Stanley's impeccably detailed, never less than compelling and very theatrical drama.
It's self-consciously quirky fare, at times oddly affecting, often strangely amusing and occasionally a little irritating.
The hero of Kim Jee-woon's amusing, oddly delicate film is Daeho, (Song Kang-ho), an unhappy bank clerk who finds in wrestling both relief from the humiliation and boredom of his daily life and an opportunity to suffer further humiliation.
When the collection was reissued many years later it was described as "oddly comforting and amusing ... and possibly a truer depiction of the times than we might think".
Vintage ideas and traditional values are the unlikely mainstays of The Young Offenders, an amusing but oddly quaint sitcom about high jinks among petty crooks in inner-city Cork.
Boxing cats; squirrels copulating on a tree limb that rises from a fanciful rococo base; whippet-thin dogs, one polka-dotted, the other divided into segments: these works are amusing and oddly creepy (Johnson).
Who would have thought one of the most amusing and oddly insightful romantic comedies would be built around the power and the potent pull of porn?
