Sentence examples for strangely odd from inspiring English sources

After Poehler left in 2008, Meyers hosted "Update" alone until this season (which seemed strangely odd at the time -- but, previously, "Update" had been hosted solo from 1985 to 2000), when Cecily Strong joined him at the "Update" desk.

But her recent single When I Die – all strangely pitched vocals, odd time signatures and gloriously awkward metaphors ("Watering the weeds, what are you thinking?") – feels much more representative of who she is, ie a more palatable iamamiwhoami.

They are strangely awkward, arrogant, odd-looking, dressed in clothes borrowed from their grandparents; young Williams revisited 20 years later.

It's odd but strangely soothing.

He's a bit odd – dresses strangely, weird hairdo".

But then we would not have had these odd, awkward, strangely touching films, and I think I would miss them.

Facebook's official response to the anger was odd, and strangely tangential to the matter at hand.

T. Coraghessan Boyle loves to write about people in extremis: people who are odd, obsessive, strangely gifted, bizarrely damaged or just plain mad.

She sat at the table where she ate and fed her guests, her face strangely luminous under the odd defective lighting middle-class English homes then seemed usually to boast.

You don't need to be a baseball fan to fall under this novel's spell, but "The Art of Fielding" possesses all the pleasures that an aficionado cherishes in a great, classic game: odd and strangely satisfying symmetries, unforeseen swerves of fortune, and intimations of the delicate balance between individual will and destiny that play out on the field.

It's a bit odd, but strangely fun.