Sentence examples for oddly put from inspiring English sources

Can Roberts, who agreed to serve for just three years, introduce more "serious fun," as Lelyveld oddly put it in his Thursday memo to the staff?

Voting to let the country fall off the cliff was an audacious, even precocious, move by the Democratic golden boy and presidential pet — one that, oddly, put him on the side of Marco Rubio and Rand Paul rather than Obama and Joe Biden.

It never came — "Black or brown or white, we all bleed the same red blood of patriots" didn't do it for me — which oddly put me at one with three former Presidents, and his distinguished electoral opponent, and many dozens of honorable public servants near him up there on the steps of the Capitol.

The practical effect was that this policy, oddly, put responsibility for counter-terrorism in the hands of Communities and Local Government (CLG), and community cohesion responsibilities in the hands of the police – which is backwards, and doesn't play to the strengths of either of these key institutions.

The fact that it geographically sits as a missing link between the Disney-ish LA Live and the downtown historic core may oddly put it at the center of things, rather than the outskirts of Broadway.

That argument oddly puts Bolton in the same absolutist camp — rhetorically, anyway — as Kerry: If the deal doesn't succeed, the most likely outcome is war.

As the AP oddly puts it, "While the controversies surrounding Akin and Murdock focused on words, the spectacles involving Weiner and Filner center on actions".

Finally, the people PA has found and retained appear to be good ones: over the past five years its "share price"—calculated by independent auditors has increased 16-fold.The system is working even by Mr Moynihan's subjective test: when pressed about their motives and their performance, PA's consultants rarely behave oddly or put forth weird arguments.