Oddly, today's dim lighting demonstrates how important a design element lighting has become.
Oddly, this week ranked so highly despite having the second-lowest number of deals announced during that two-day period.
Oddly, today's justice-seekers provoke none of the controversy of their predecessors despite being infinitely more worthy of Kael's reproach.
While Almond approaches his song in full-on tragic diva mode to considerable effect, Tutti's voice is plaintive and unadorned, and the song's melody has an oddly Christmas carol-like quality, the music behind her crashing and booming.
More oddly, last month guns including an AK47 assault rifle and an Uzi sub-machine gun were allegedly found at the home of a parish councillor in a Suffolk village.England's worst state schools are no longer concentrated in big cities, either.
Ouch! Snuggie — the fleece "blanket with sleeves" featured in the ubiquitous and oddly 1970s-style two-minute television commercial — is enjoying its Pet Rock moment these days, prompting all kinds of newspaper stories, Snuggie parties, fan Web sites and a trend on Facebook of donning one for profile photos.
Andrews' 1979 cult hit rings oddly prescient today.
"'Les choses sont contre nous.' 'Things are against us,"' Jennings writes in his later essay, "Report on Resistentialism," which appears in "Oddly Enough" (1950) and "The Jenguin Pennings" (1963).
Minions and Inside Out continue to grapple in the animation smackdown of the summer, expanding to a handful more places each on their oddly elongated summer rollouts.
Even more oddly, in 1970 and 1971 he typed out a list of the previous million years (from 1969 to 998,031 B.C).; in 1998 he did the same with the forthcoming million (1999 to 1,001,998 A.D .. On a stage on the Guggenheim's ground floor, volunteer readers recite these sequences for five hours a day.
