This is a damnation often hurled at Mr. Obama, oddly so.
She was no train wreck — nothing of the sort — but she stood still, and oddly so, occasionally sipping water and swaying little.
Would Labour agree that they formatted their manifesto oddly, so we have unfortunate looking pages, such as page 8, which looks like this? 50.
Yes, the almost natural world of the reservoir is tempting in the blazing sun, but then, oddly, so are the sewers.
Oddly, so too was the British actor, singer and writer Anthony Newley, often derided as a corrupt, trivialising influence on Bowie.
She was no train wreck nothing of the sort but she stood still, and oddly so, occasionally sipping water and swaying little.
Mr Hun Sen no longer needs his coalition partner, because the constitution was changed earlier this year (at the opposition's request, oddly), so that governments no longer need a two-thirds majority in parliament to remain in office, just a simple majority.
An atheist's faith-venture may, however, seem oddly so described because it provides no basis for practical hope or trust.
What's launching today is very much a beta product of what Sansar will grow to become, but the experience is oddly so polished in some areas while sorely lacking in others.
