Sentence examples for oddly close from inspiring English sources

The two form an oddly close bond; the thoughts of one seem to begin where the other's trail off.

But whatever mental effect it does have — and we can hardly say for sure — it may look oddly close to distraction.

After noticing the Pullmantur Zenith cruise ship was anchored oddly close to the reef, diving instructor Scott Prodahl decided to investigate.

Whatever mental effect reading novels does have — and we can hardly say for sure — it may look oddly close to distraction.

She was even making those mm-mm noises, or something oddly close to them, as in the goofy Campbell's commercials from years ago.

In a peculiar afterword, he comes oddly close to admitting this, lavishing thanks on all those who supplied him remedial help (He calls the book a collaboration).

In its feeling for movement and music and the vitality of the night and even in its vision in white it is oddly closer to some early Fellini than to the recent American past of, say, The Last Picture Show or Summer of '42".

Their rigorous, compassionate methods -- and their fondness for hand-held cameras and tight, oddly angled close-ups -- seem to have influenced Geoffrey Enthoven.

The piece came to a quiet and oddly inconclusive close, possibly because Mr. Lubovitch left Brahms's complex but emotionally stirring finale unchoreographed.

Oddly, the closing of the conservatory was good for it.

Oddly, it closes every night at 8, a relief to neighbors and a disappointment to patrons.