Sentence examples for oddly challenging from inspiring English sources

Coming face-to-face with marketing the agency was oddly challenging for this closet introvert.

It's an oddly challenging question given the number of terrific books that have been written over the years about the world of business and finance.

The rules for picking a campaign song are loose, yet the parameters oddly challenging and restrictive: an American artist is a necessity, of course, and the song should be catchy and accessible, preferably infused with a hint of nostalgia and a pinch of patriotism.

The orchestra, as a whole, sounded firm, but the singers, as a whole, seemed oddly challenged with regard to intonation, from the opening duet — as Vitige Katherine Rohrerr) takes his leave of his lover, Teodata (Kathryn Allyn) — to the final one between Emilia (Marguerite Krull) and Guido Gerald Thompsonn).

Romney also came off a bit oddly at times, challenging moderator Candy Crowley rather petulantly and aggressively using his bulk on one or two occasions to begin to challenge Obama.

Yet the lawsuit oddly invokes religious freedom in challenging the Houston National Cemetery's attempt to follow policy.

When Gov. George W. Bush addresses the Republican Convention tonight, in the most important speech of his career, he will face an oddly difficult challenge of his own making.

THE critical lawsuit challenging that mystery of finance known as the Bailout started, oddly enough, with a casual newsroom chat.

No one challenged this oddly inquiring worker.

But Hugh Grant has never been matched with a woman who directly challenged his oddly recessive charm.

Vassilis Papavasiliou, the director, said that while it was challenging to stage "Oedipus Rex" in the Colosseum, it was also oddly fitting.