Sentence examples for oddly given from inspiring English sources

Oddly, given Bang's stated aims, she's happy to court obscurity.

(Oddly, given the subject matter, it was a Christmas gift for his wife).

Oddly, given his purely ballet background, he has never until now made a piece on point.

Oddly, given the severity of the charge, he was freed without bail and no travel restrictions were imposed on him.

Oddly, given all this interest, Mr. McElheny said he is "still trying to figure out how art works".

ODDLY, given the importance of the sea to an island nation, Britain's ports are rarely in the news.

The two men's songs became so popular that they were also recorded by performers not known for their singing, like the actor Richard Chamberlain, who did a recording of "(They Long to Be) Close to You" in 1963, and the trumpeter Herb Alpert, who oddly gave Mr. David his first No. 1 hit, in June 1968, with "This Guy's in Love With You".

Most disturbing, says the group, it oddly gives the Library of Congress authority to determine exemptions for consumer copyright issues.

And Streep followed, oddly giving Davis a third hug from behind.

His entreaties continued until 1724, when Peter concluded an agreement with the Ottoman Empire that, oddly, gave the Muslim-populated regions in eastern Transcaucasia to Russia and Christian-populated western regions to the Turks.

Oddly enough, given this regional affinity, the Moxie brand is owned today by the Atlanta-based Monarch Beverage Company.