Sentence examples for oddly difficult from inspiring English sources
A pub is oddly difficult to describe.
Pinning down the figures turns out to be oddly difficult.
The truth is, this is an oddly difficult year to boil down.
The show's name is silly (apparently the original title was Tooken) and oddly difficult to remember.
Yet it has been oddly difficult to break with the time-honored practice of blanching asparagus in preparation for further cooking.
It was oddly difficult to find out how to brine them; perhaps, like jazz, if you have to ask then you'll never know.
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.
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 is too many to sift.When cases do come to court, POCA's toughness can, oddly, make recovery more difficult.
Oddly enough, the most difficult part of the process is having many people watch you, waiting for you to screw up.
Designers go for unusual shapes in an attempt to portray youth and vibrancy, but these can result in oddly proportioned spaces that are difficult to use.
