"Oddly, because of the texture issue, it was better to straighten Preston's hair and lighten it than go the other way," she said.
Oddly, because of its outsider status, photography remained largely unregulated and uncensored, or at least less so than painting and sculpture.
If that perception drove stock prices higher, investors reacted oddly because a cut of a quarter-point more than previously expected "shouldn't have nearly as much of a difference on the economy as it made in one day," said Owen B. Fitzpatrick, who oversees $8 billion in stocks for the private banking group at Deutsche Bank's Bankers Trust unit.
Does one sleep oddly just because of depression or does one sink into depression in part because of sleeping oddly?
Oddly, though, because of country music's political consistency, what the Dixie Chicks did was big news.
In the last few days, there have been several tentative signs that the real estate market and the economy may have finally hit bottom and could start to recover -- in part, oddly enough, because of Beijing's reaction to the discontent here.
Those numbers are expected to look dismal in a year-over-year comparison but not, oddly enough, because of the downturn.
Oddly enough, because of this post, we've also heard a rumor that WhatsApp is now looking into talent acquisitions of its own.
(Oddly, because in the heat of summer few Qataris are actually awake that early).
The death of Cy Twombly has an oddly catastrophic feel — oddly because he was eighty-three and a canonical master, but catastrophic because he takes with him a certain epochal, now thoroughly historical, sense of wide-open liberty in very high culture.
Claudio's lines, spoken on his way to prison under the newly stringent sentence of death for fornication, are from a speech oddly and notoriously difficult - oddly, because Claudio is a simple man.
