Sentence examples for oddly than from inspiring English sources

Highly rated companies attract a 1.6% capital charge and lowly rated ones a 12% charge higher, oddly, than unrated companies.

Airbrushed and lustrous, their pubic hair (if there is any) as carefully fluffed as their tresses, the Playboy nudes are suffused with an unearthly, almost Platonic radiance; and as the critic Joan Acocella once pointed out, those enormous breasts, miracles of buoyancy and cantilevering, make the women seem less sexy, oddly, than childish and innocent.

What the Big Dada family has in common is a certain wayward genius, uniting the likes of Mike Ladd, a New York poet and lecturer who pens allegorical sci-fi concept albums, with the Bethnal Green MC Infinite Livez, who raps about Chris Ofili while dressed more oddly than Prince.

She found him "even more vigorous, oddly charming, than I'd imagined".

The cumulative effect is more personal, oddly enough, than it would be in a structured critical monograph.

Sometimes it's light that behaves oddly rather than humans; a favorite effect of Mr. Erwitt's camera is to find museumgoers studying seemingly empty frames.

Reality seems oddly safer than fiction, because as voyeurs we can make a distinction between us and them -- or so we think.

But in all of those places, there is someone who is more ubiquitous, more oddly present, than all those women combined.

The result is perfectly passable fare; not up there with the Ben Stiller/Owen Wilson reboot of Starsky & Hutch in the postmodern nostalgic laughs stakes perhaps, but a lot funnier and (oddly) sweeter than the slew of drearily vulgar frat-boy comedies that have infested our screens of late.

In 2008, 2% growth made a city a veritable boom town, and anything approaching 1% growth is, oddly, better than merely respectable.

But oddly, less than a month later, the startup has shared that it's not going anywhere thanks to new interest from "third parties".