Sentence examples for oddly then from inspiring English sources

The waitress looked at me oddly, then shook her head.

Oddly, then, the independent Democrat's greatest asset is his Republican opponent, the unfortunate Alan Schlesinger.

Oddly then, the chasm between Williams and his employers is easily bridgeable.

Oddly then, Dawkins is partly right: theology does not belong in the academy because it belongs in the world.

Oddly, then, Healtheon shareholders have only the company to blame for keeping this well-heeled bull out of the market.

Oddly, then, 2016 was the year that big corporations became progressives' unlikely ally in the fight for L.G.B.T. rights.

Yes, the almost natural world of the reservoir is tempting in the blazing sun, but then, oddly, so are the sewers.

Oddly, only then will the V.A. tell you specifically why your application was denied so you know how to respond.

It's oddly refreshing, then, to come upon a show where the end of the world isn't actually upon us.

Oddly, Trump then repeated exactly what Cruz had accused him of saying: "It does do wonderful things but not as it relates to abortion".

Oddly, Rudd – then chief-of-staff to the premier of Queensland – was mixed up in the row over that koala habitat.