Sentence examples for oddly large from inspiring English sources

Jarvis Cocker and Iggy Pop have an oddly large amount in common: careers spent largely on the outside before late acceptance and success; wildly idiosyncratic personas; and a shared tendency to provoke consternation on stage, be it by gatecrashing a televised Michael Jackson performance (in Cocker's case) or repeated genital exposure (Iggy).

What an oddly large animal to have infested so many factories, we thought.

Despite my never having gone there, nor known any soldiers, Afghanistan occupies an oddly large place in my thoughts.

The vast size of American universities ensures there are more Americans with degrees but also, oddly, large numbers lacking skills.

It's a content little place where everyone is employed (mining mostly), with no crime for the oddly large police force to deal with.

Under the staircase was a low, oddly shaped closet we all called "the stagecoach," where my mother stored the jars of strawberry jam she ordered in oddly large quantities, and where my brother and I played cowboy.

It's just because I have an oddly shaped large head with very tissuelike supple skin that rips easily".

Oddly, a larger fraction of undecided Democrats (30 percent) say they would definitely not describe Obama as "experienced," despite the fact that he has already spent more than three years in the White House.

Between them came Kurt Schwitters's Dadaist sound poem "Ursonate," heard here with deliriously precise vocals by the multitalented Schick and rumbling electronic textures by Shahrokh Yadegari; and Bach's Chaconne in D Minor, in an oddly effective large-ensemble arrangement by Matt Albert.

Prices were about the same level, although the sizing systems were oddly different, a large pizza from Pizza Hut being equivalent to a medium from Domino's.

Emailing you saying, 'Have you put it in yet?'" Oddly enough, a large part of being a successful co-writer seems to involve being a likable person.