Sentence examples for oddly fancy from inspiring English sources
The bacon on the sundae I tasted, from a location in Brooklyn's Sunset Park neighborhood, did add an oddly fancy visual element to an otherwise very ordinary-looking sundae.
There will be more media attention on the politicians than on the issues, an abundance of speeches, and a series of oddly fancy luncheons -- with more speeches.
Oddly enough, Kirk fancies himself a moderate by Republican standards, according to Steve Benen of the Washington Monthly.
This visitation of the raucous on the classical is impolite but feels oddly collegial; I can fancy Eisenman hanging out, after hours, with Phidias and the rest.
The ugliness of Al Qaeda's vicious blow to America is obscured by these prettified designs, which look oddly like spas or fancy malls or aromatherapy centers.
For many years, oddly enough, my brother had fancied himself a born-again Christian, and my mother tried to remonstrate along these lines: "Vengeance is mine, sayeth the Lord," she'd declaim, whenever he hinted at killing or hurting us, or "Turn the other cheek!"—though actual Scripture had little effect on Todd, since his understanding of God's Will was largely subjective.
VCs like to fancy themselves as numerate folks but oddly enough they seem to have a skewed sense of probability.
Then, last month, the team vacated their fancy offices leaving only an oddly well-made – if incomplete – website in its wake.
But since Mario M. Cuomo left 16 years ago, the house has been oddly unloved, shunned by a procession of governors who had fancier addresses elsewhere or just wanted to escape the eerie desolation of Albany.
The preserved beef has the oddly pleasing texture of shoe leather, and there's so much to taste here: woody musk and sourness, like a fancy mushroom, or Parmesan cheese.
