Sentence examples for oddly easy from inspiring English sources

That's one reason it's so disturbing when, after the oddly easy capture of the quasi-mythical dragon, Birch begins to turn down the lights.

The display screen measures 1.3 inches diagonally, well shy of an inch square, yet it's oddly easy to read, except outdoors, where the sun can wash out the display.

I don't know that there's any real way to undo the essential ridiculousness of holding a World Cup in 115-degree weather, but I have an oddly easy time imagining Qatar mitigating it pretty effectively through the sheer force of massive expenditure on massive expenditure.

It may sound counterintuitive, but for us, at the time, making the stuff from scratch ourselves was oddly easier than the alternative.

Social reform changes lives, arouses fleeting passions and is also, oddly, politically easier to bring about.

Samarasan's inventive prose is stunning, but the overall effect is oddly distancing, easier to admire than to love.

It's oddly... well, "easy" wouldn't be the right word, but Randall's Island Parks Commission and NYPD and NYFD have been incredibly easy to work with, as long as you're prepared.

Oddly, this is easy for me.

(In high school, Duflo had taken up Russian when most others chose English, figuring that she was bound to end up with English skills eventually; this is how she explains her strong accent in English, which sits oddly alongside her easy command of the language).

Can I interest you in a book?" Oddly, it's easier to offer a poem than a book.

After he told her about it, she wrote, "we began a long and painful process in 2006, a process oddly made somewhat easier with my diagnosis in March of 2007".