Some Greeks treated Paul's ministry with "amused tolerance" — they were aristocrats of the spirit, wealthy in their own philosophers and gods, looking down on oddly single-minded parvenus.
Beginning with some angular phrases, he then played a row of oddly articulated single notes — they sounded as if they had been recorded and played backward — before spiraling into a controlled frenzy.
Oddly, the single boldest judgment, the one most emphatically stated, is about Fred Astaire, whom the authors announce as "unquestionably the major dancing superstar of the century," and to whom they devote more than six (excellent) pages, in their sound and suggestive chapter on dance in the movies.
Its neighbors are four other oddly assorted single-family houses in varying states of disrepair.
Marialisa Calta of The Douglas Daily Dispatch wrote, "in the unusual-but-oddly-compelling-single-subject-cookbook category, props go to "The Bacon Cookbook" by James Villas".
Oddly enough, the single underplayed role is that of the showoff, the playboy himself.
In his way Tallow is almost as weird as the hunter, and yet he's also oddly endearing, so single-minded you can't help rooting for him.
And it seems oddly specific: only "single-edged, curved blades" will be prohibited, leaving straight-bladed or double-edged weapons untouched.The few criminals who enjoy swordplay may simply change their preferences.
This comeback single is oddly subdued: Mika claims he wants "the whole world to celebrate", but sounds like he just signed up to Dancing On Ice.
Prior is hurt here as a ball gloved down the leg-side catches his fingertips on its way away for a single, which is oddly called a leg-bye.
His gold-selling 2007 debut album, I Created Disco, tricked its songs out in sub-LCD Soundsystem hip electro garb, but any 90s clubbers with functioning memories might find something oddly familiar about his current single, Ready for the Weekend.
