Sentence examples for oddly outdated from inspiring English sources

Whip It is another film with an oddly outdated message.

Heath is right on this: the idea of a statutory board with legal enforcement officers, ordering employers to provide footwear and clothing to their workers, giving them three days' extra holiday, better sick leave on full pay and graded pay rates, does seem an oddly outdated anomaly.

The editing and graphics are all flashy and fast, but oddly outdated.

When Rahs Move On: Remembering Jack Wills.

You probably know someecards as the startup that makes those hilarious online greeting cards with the oddly black and white, and usually outdated pictures.

Of an early audition, he writes, "Faced with an oddly named, oddly dressed and openly quarrelsome four-piece group playing a grab bag of outdated material, none of it too well, Decca did what any other well-run record label would have done: after a polite interval, it turned the Beatles down".

Oddly enough it's not the science fiction that's hard to swallow, but the outdated James Bond fantasy that spies are glamorous, Champagne-drinking Casanovas run by sleek, opulently financed handlers who are competent, ruthlessly efficient and can keep a secret.

Oddly, by the time such a tipping point happens, the innovators of the original spark may find the ideas outdated.

Oddly fascinating.

Oddly, space.

Oddly, no.