Sentence examples for oddly with this from inspiring English sources

This is why the man who is consistently rated Britain's best leader is more appreciated than he is loved, less than three weeks before the election that may curtail his career at 48.Sympathisers says he is unlucky (perhaps with half a smile, for the word fits oddly with this silver-spoon-fed politician).

Yet this sits oddly with the fall in bond yields and the gold price over the past week: if inflation were the culprit, you would expect both to have risen.

Bravery's new face Thinking with your heart New frontiers That eureka feeling ReprintsAll this sits oddly with the home secretary's desire, confessed at length in a June 2003 lecture, to get ordinary members of the public more involved in policing decisions.

This sits oddly with the fact that America, the world's biggest economy, has been in recession for only 38 months during that time, according to the National Bureau of Economic Research (the country's official arbiter of recessions), which defines a recession as a decline in economic activity.

To some, this characterisation sits oddly with the fact that he received a merit-based pay rise less than a month before leaving.

Sec. of Defense Schlesinger said that the fall of the Phnom Penh gov't would be a disaster" for the U.S. Oddly, with all this at stake the Administration was asking for an appropriation of only $220-million 220-millionntal ain.

Whilst this move may improve attendance, it also sits oddly with the ethos of a 'holistic' intervention intended to transform mind, body and spirit.

All of which sits a tad oddly with the raffish behaviour of the writers especially those of a generation ago.In this section Poverty in America Bone appartee!

Tacit nostalgia consorts oddly with the project's brassy novelty.

It sits oddly with the cult of self-esteem.

The police-state atmosphere sits oddly with the urbanised familiarity.