Sentence examples for oddly part of from inspiring English sources

No. Oddly, part of Mr. Wölffer's mind does not seem to think so either.

Oddly, part of its reasoning is that the bike has now been returned to MC and the alleged faults are cheap and easy to repair.

That was, oddly, part of its charm: the way Chiuri and Piccioli managed to synthesise elements that cropped up in other collections – like the flat-folded envelope bags banded in fluoro, contrast banded strips on suiting and Milan's prevalent palette of indigo – and twist them into something that looked fresh.

His voice is as nimble as it's ever been, but that, oddly, is part of the problem.

Although this kind of extension of the act is, oddly, not part of the commission's remit, its chair, Lord Burns, has indicated that such proposals are being considered.

An oddly dominant part of the discussion has been about art, and how our judgment of Allen's films should or shouldn't be influenced by this alleged cruelty in his personality.

Oddly, other parts of government are marketing rival carbon trading schemes, and the East Highlands governor, Malcolm Kela-Smith, challenges the rights of the OCCES to appropriate any earnings from land under customary tenure.TuesdayIT ALWAYS rains in Milne Bay.

But this, oddly, may be part of the appeal for Adelson.

But he hasn't and, oddly, that's part of his charm.

Oddly, the one part of the hospital that Scull claimed is still operating -- the forensic unit -- was, in fact, closed and replaced a decade ago by a modern, secure hospital on an adjacent property.

Oddly, this "Bathroom Part" of the Bill doesn't provide any penalties for people who ignore it.