Sentence examples for oddly nice from inspiring English sources

It's oddly nice to hear him admit it out loud, taking responsibility for the mistake.

During my many days of recovery, I noticed that a number of my oldest brother Jim's friends seemed to be oddly nice to me.

He's a nice guy, oddly endearing and somewhat entertaining, but you're sort of embarrassed by his attitudes and his choice of topics.

When an Extra reporter interviewed 50 Cent recently, she characterized Minaj's track "Barbie Dreams," as "not very nice" and oddly asked if it is "going in the wrong direction".

When an Extra reporter interviewed 50 Cent recently, she characterized Nicki's track "Barbie Dreams," as "not very nice" and oddly asked if it is "going in the wrong direction".

Yet the sitcom itself is oddly unsettled -- patchy, yet pushy, nice to the point of intimidation.

As an epithet it feels oddly satisfying, front-loaded with those nice sharp voiceless velar stops, and then dropping away into a mumbly wombly mush.

Wandering around Venice, for example, can feel oddly like being force-fed on very nice chocolates.