Sentence examples for oddly as from inspiring English sources

Nadal won, 6-4, 7-6 (6), 6-4, a score oddly as symmetrical as Berdych's.

But here it looks oddly as if the brothers have simply blundered.

But as we walk through a trench and back into the past, time begins to behave oddly as now and then and here and there begin to meld.

(Oddly, as far as I can tell, Twitter is falling back to Flash there).

Oddly, as much as I loved the concepts, I just couldn't quit the old icon/window interface of OS X.

He wants the term to be as weighty, oddly, as... what?

But I came away from it in London oddly moved, as well.

The road signs seem oddly timeless, as do the desert motels, but the words speak volumes about today's America.

The National Trust, an institution as oddly British as the BBC, is evolving – but it is not yet as funky as Mr Bayley imagines.

At Gucci, the discounts were as oddly assorted as the merchandise.

Proceedings are not helped when the collection is as oddly unfocused as it was yesterday.