Sentence examples for oddly such from inspiring English sources

Oddly, such tactics go back to an encounter with Courtney Love.

All that is required is the shedding of the strange prejudice against artists whose links to European culture are obvious, like much else in America until World War I. Oddly, such prejudice does not affect the mahogany furniture turned out by 18th-century cabinet-makers from Philadelphia that so closely resemble the English Georgian models — these can fetch millions.

Oddly, such questions –- for example, why are $1.5 trillion spent every year on the arms industry, while there are not enough funds to combat poverty?

Oddly enough, such a deposit guarantee would probably be pretty cheap.

Oddly enough, such long spans in stone were never applied to buildings.

Oddly for such a large and supposedly vital project, the launch was low key.

'Nice', oddly for such an intense writer, is a word he uses often.

Oddly, for such a tightly run sport, the owners of the Giants and the Jets have been the most visible in recent years.

As for the succession to the next generation, that, oddly for such a far-sighted leader, is a problem he has left for his son to solve.

Oddly for such a media-reliant industry, the stars of the show are rarely known for being articulate public speakers or great thinkers.

Oddly for such a self-promoter, and completely unexplained by this book, having made his grand statement, Capote collapsed, unable to make anything more of it.