Sentence examples for then oddly from inspiring English sources
The anger led to resentment and then, oddly, excitement.
A curate's egg then; oddly incidental, often frustrating, but occasionally enjoyable.
His voice: husky at first, then oddly high-pitched, at moments nearly breaking".
In this way, "carrots, cabbage, onions" become "scabby-looking roots" and then, oddly, "primitive nutrients".
He then, oddly, proceeds to engage in it sporadically for the rest of the hour and 45 minutes.
Worse still, one woman reported to the campaign office that somebody had shredded her bumper Obama sticker and then, oddly, coated her car with grape jelly.
Entertaining, then, and oddly illuminating in its own completist way.
Mr. Christie presented a concert version of this same bill at Mostly Mozart in 1993, and the performance then was oddly tepid.
But he then asserted, oddly, that the court had neatly proved that the European Union offers proper judicial review to companies that dispute merger rulings.
Then he oddly added: "I am well aware that what my character [a serial killer of women] is doing is wrong.
Nasty, then, but oddly (and fatally) not frightening – an endurance test that somehow lacks the joie de vivre that perversely underwrote the original.
