Sentence examples for oddly relevant from inspiring English sources

On another, her tragedy is oddly relevant.

Varvari is also oddly relevant to British audiences.

The morality of gnosticism is also oddly relevant to our current situation.

Intentional or not, Lee's ridiculous image kept her oddly relevant long after rock 'n' roll drowned out most of the other singers of her generation.

In Trollope's oeuvre it is certainly unique, but also oddly relevant to some of our own current social, economic and ethical concerns.

The book was published in 1997, and nineteen years later the claims of "Britain's leading prophet of the Robot Age," seem oddly relevant.

But, oddly, the relevant guidance simply uses a different definition to that which applies for civil service posts.

Lohan's invocation of a "relevant authority" is oddly poignant.

And some things that sound highly relevant are left oddly in midair: she mentions that in Prague in 2007, an 86-year-old woman was sentenced to six years in prison for having been a prosecutor in a Stalin-era show trial some 60 years earlier.

The most relevant advice for working women oddly enough came at a conference for suburban Pennsylvania high school girl, the Girls Leadership Conference.

Oddly, the novel is particularly powerful, and particularly relevant to Grushin's 21st-century American readers, as a book about commodity fetishism.