Sentence examples for sometimes oddly from inspiring English sources

Asset-recovery officials are sometimes oddly reluctant to move cases forward.

Lasting less than an hour, it is a charming and sometimes oddly moving piece.

Like Pechorin, Adam is sometimes emotionless but is also abruptly changeable — sometimes oddly histrionic, and at other moments oddly passive.

Recitative accompaniments are less idiosyncratic than on the companion recording on Virgin Classics, which sometimes oddly include bassoon.

But in R. Balakrishnan's odd and sometimes oddly affecting Hindi movie "Paa," the son plays father to the father.

On these walks, Kashifi says, he felt an incredible range of emotions -- sometimes bitter, sometimes defeated, sometimes oddly hopeful.

And Mr. Manilow sometimes seemed oddly strident when he talked about his favorite music.

Elsewhere, particularly in Act II, he sometimes sounds oddly wooden, and self-consciously careful in his articulation.

They bring to their show an optimism that sometimes sits oddly with the brutal honesty of their source.

He moved on to Dickens, learning not just to read English but to speak it, sometimes with oddly Victorian cadences.

Dobbs sometimes seems oddly formal; he does not roll up his sleeves, and he puts on a jacket when he leaves his office area.