Sentence examples for oddly capable from inspiring English sources
She has given gymnastics a villain who is oddly capable of being a sympathetic hero when the injustice of her dramatic career has been particularly cruel.
Both were capable of immensely formal but oddly plain poetic diction; they often created elaborate formal structures in their poems.
He is weak on character, and although capable of humour (frequently golf-related, oddly enough) his condescending approximations of working class speech grate, and carry an echo of whiskered men glugging port in a senior common room.
Oddly for someone routinely described by acquaintances as capable of being socially icy and 'almost impossible to speak to', his second great ability as a dealer was to build strong friendships with major artists.
The fact that only my children are capable of triggering this instantaneous shape-shifting is oddly comforting and disturbing at the same time.
But the real excitement comes from the rediscovery of the oddly neglected Williams and the reminder that, even before the Royal Court revolution, plays were capable of addressing the state of the nation.
This isn't such a stretch: Copley was already behaving oddly during the move from Boston, talking and walking like a robot and becoming distant, so Nathaniel believes him capable of more extreme acting out.
Oddly, unlike most bands of the era, the line-up came about not by replacing the least competent players, but the most capable.
