Sentence examples for oddly appropriate from inspiring English sources

The means of transport was oddly appropriate.

"It did feel oddly appropriate," Willgoose says.

And that too is oddly appropriate.

The play seemed oddly appropriate for the day.

Pepperberg told me that Alex also made spontaneous remarks that were oddly appropriate.

It's oddly appropriate that the Republicans held their convention in such a drivers' paradise.

It's a touching moment, which seems oddly appropriate for this grab-happy crew.

When Renee Zellweger and crew failed to thank the late Fosse at the Oscars, it was oddly appropriate--the crux of the show was buried along with him.

Theirs was, oddly enough, the most appropriate response to the sweet, dull performance of Chanticleer, the genial San Francisco men's a cappella choir.

Sometimes the style of referring to intimates is oddly stilted, seeming more appropriate to a public speech than any sort of private utterance: "Matthew (aged 9), who was sleeping in the twin bed during my wife's absence…" Referring to "Sundrin Dutta, the great Bengali writer" may be well-meant, but repeating the phrase exactly in a later entry makes it look as if you haven't actually read a word.

Oddly, though he decides, 1945 marks an appropriate start date for the Anthropocene.