Sentence examples for oddly fresh from inspiring English sources
Many seemed to personally favor precision-cut bangs, squared crowns, spiky flattops and wildly cresting mohawks, that last looking oddly fresh on Carlos Sanchez (above).
- but there doesn't appear to have been one for a while, which is why Eighteen Nightmares At The Lux sound oddly fresh, a strange thing to say about a band who conjure the dead.
With lovely cinematography and lively editing, the story is told in vintage black-and-white film clips that seem oddly fresh; present-day interviews; and the kind of dramatic re-creation video usually seen on basic-cable crime or ghost shows.
There was an enticing selection of in-house baked pies (pumpkin, sweet potato, pecan and two kinds of apple) but, oddly, no fresh sage.
The retailer – the UK's second largest supermarket – said long-standing consumer resistance was about price and quality, but its research showed that 65% of its customers were now open to the idea of buying oddly shaped fresh produce, while 75% would definitely buy "wonky" if it was cheaper.
The core elements are fabulous: Mariam's voice, at its most vulnerable and affecting on Sabali; the cyclical riffs of Artistya and Magossa, sounding somehow inventive, fresh and oddly familiar at the same time.
Oddly, Mr. Dennehy's band, fresh from Dublin, played only one piece, "Gra Agus Bas" ("Love and Death," 2007), a magnificently energetic, wildly cacophonous vocal work.
I remember sitting in the house when I first moved in, when everything was empty and clean, and feeling oddly euphoric: for all the trauma and the sadness, it was a fresh start.
What is simply not done, oddly, is to sing Sondheim, who's not fresh and hip enough to be alive nor remote and cured enough to be dead.
