Sentence examples for oddly quick from inspiring English sources
He seems an unlikely choice, yet the lightness of his performance marks it out from other attempts; this Churchill, oddly quick on his feet, with a hasty huff and puff in his voice instead of a low, slow growl, suggests a man in a hurry to fight.
He has been surprisingly inaccurate and oddly quick to leave the pocket, often struggling against zone coverages.
The word was quick and oddly unerring.
It was oddly quiet outside.
And oddly the Lotus drivers were quicker at the second test than the final one.
Oddly enough, everyone who was so quick to applaud the settlement and take the opportunity to grandstand as a homeowner advocate six months ago, has become conspicuously quiet when it comes to follow through.
Small-minded, quick to take umbrage and oddly inarticulate, Haig is not an attractive character.
And the Colts, who had looked on their way to a blowout when they opened a quick 10-point lead, grew oddly conservative when the Saints even let them have the ball.
Proponents of a Gore comeback are quick to stake their own claim, oddly enough, to the precedent of Mr. Nixon.
But while progressive opinion is justifiably quick to condemn Israel, it is oddly silent when Palestinians are being persecuted by fellow Palestinians.
