Sentence examples for oddly how from inspiring English sources

What was cool about the original Transporter/Microbus was, oddly, how lame it was.

I say positive because that's oddly how they're being received.

But, oddly, how or why the Fibonacci sequence itself fits [approximately] to the ratio between miles to kilometers, may be called a "happy coincidence", while other nifty sequences would not fit here at all.

How much of that $162 million the men will ultimately have to pay depends, oddly, on how successful Mr. Picard is in his efforts to recover money for Madoff victims.

Actually — oddly, considering how unalike their lives and personalities were — they even dressed the same.

What is most disconcerting now, oddly, is how safe we felt while we were there.

Ms. Spector said she hopes the idea she and Mr. Cattelan chose will work in part because it oddly emphasizes how serious he has been despite comedic appearances.

Yet still Eriksson, in the confused aftermath of defeat, continued to act as if he could scarcely believe that his time was up and he spoke, oddly, of how 'we still have the team to reach the final'.

This isn't a topic that rock music regularly addresses – a little oddly considering how many craggy, middle-aged faces you get staring out of the NME cover these days – and certainly not as unflinchingly as The Male Eunuch does.

Despite the severe winter, one of the more sensitive long-term issues, oddly, is how to curb the explosive growth in livestock, which has quadrupled to 40 million head since the 1990 revolution that ushered in democracy and ended a socialist system that tightly controlled the size of the nation's herds to prevent overgrazing.

The general tone of the backlash seems to range from the all-too-predictable "BUBBLE!" to the oddly spiteful "how dare they".