Sentence examples for oddly strong from inspiring English sources
I put it on in the morning, but it's oddly strong and thick, so you have to massage it in.
Earth has a familiar magnetic field, and little Mercury has an oddly strong one, but could a chunk of rock as small as an asteroid ever have had a magnetic field spawned by the churnings of its own molten metal core?
But in the 2010 graph, a very oddly strong polar wind blew north of Russia around Moscow, going directly south into Pakistan.
Nationally, the systems for accountability seem, oddly, rather stronger.
In that sense the prime minister, oddly, emerges stronger.
But also, oddly enough, stronger incentives to push for an immediate trade, to avoid the pay cut.
And, oddly, the strongest radio moment of the four weeks was visual: the prime minister ducking his head into the burrow of his hands as Jeremy Vine played him the Duffy tape on Radio 2. In this way, the Rochdale horror was emblematic of the way in which a modern campaign has become subject to total surveillance.
Why are French unions so strong?Oddly, the answer is not because lots of French workers are paid-up union members.
Overall, the National Security Strategy is a bland and oddly romantic document, strong on what we would like the world to be but weak on what we are actually going to do.
The reason he didn't is that when it comes to promoting democracy Obama is a profoundly weak leader, forever afraid to take a stand, oddly bereft of strong personal convictions on human liberty and freedom, believing to his core that while people deserve to be free, only a super-strong government who does most of the work for them can guarantee their freedom.
