Sentence examples for oddly natural from inspiring English sources

The awful situation seemed oddly natural to me.

It's a scene that is both oddly natural and preposterously bizarre.

There are passages of dark and glossy depths, near-silent, on both albums, in addition to fearsome swells that are at once violently noisy and oddly natural.

Facing him in the seventh game of the World Series felt oddly natural, Smoltz said, because he had practiced it for so long.

Suddenly, in an era when digital animation gives all science fiction films a look of tiresome homogeneity, and when it is not at all difficult to imagine the eventual replacement of all actors with large-breasted digital facsimiles, the suitmation of the original Godzilla looks not only beautiful and oddly natural, but it somehow seems part and parcel of Asia's august theatrical history.

Not everyone can pair Broadway-style vocals with raunchy sex talk, ample cleavage and "motorboating," but Everett makes it seem oddly natural.

At the end of the list is a seemingly innocuous yet oddly mysterious phrase: "natural flavour".

Posters plastered over the London Underground after the Madrid bombings seemed oddly keen to encourage natural British reticence rather than vigilance.

Oddly, an underestimation of natural selection's creative power clouds the vision not just of the intensely religious but also of the militantly atheistic.

And oddly it seems a perfectly natural sight in the graceful old church.

"Eye of the Albatross" ends with an image of natural brutality that oddly enough inspires hope, because Safina makes clear that it is human dangers, not natural ones, the birds are ill-equipped to face.