Sentence examples for oddly designed from inspiring English sources

The Islanders' long succession of oddly designed, strangely colored jerseys has also ended, with a return to the simple design of their original uniform.

AS JOBS go, it is an oddly designed one: partly managing a sprawling, dysfunctional international conglomerate, partly giving intellectual leadership to an ancient religion struggling with modernity, and partly acting as a national cheerleader on state occasions.

Bolton also has a cold war-era, oddly designed Army installation (to the west), purpose unknown but well worth investigating, that has since been taken over by methamphetamine-dealing bikers.

Though it is oddly designed and difficult to find — the entrance is through a gallery of sorts, and up a flight of stairs — Origin is a gem run by Adam Byatt, a chef whose first restaurant was in Clapham.

That said, even after playing with the software for nearly five hours I remained baffled by the oddly designed icons.

And thank goodness for that, because it's difficult to tell what these oddly designed packages even contain.

Too many modern cars are hard-edged, blocky, oddly-proportioned, designed to shock rather than to delight.

The San Francisco Chronicle, the city's major daily, called the show "didactic, disjointed, oddly miscast, confusingly designed and floundering," while calling the score, by (from left, at right) Elton John and Bernie Taupin, "almost unrelentingly saccharine".

Oddly, the room was designed so that there is no way to see Manhattan from the bed, which faced the wrong direction.

Next up during this year's Bag Week we have the oddly named but delightfully designed Wise-Walker from Nomadic.

A collaboration between Dogfish Head Brewery, Sierra Nevada Brewing and the glassmakers at Reidel, the oddly shaped glass is designed to showcase the aroma, color and mouthfeel of craft beer's most popular style.