Sentence examples for there are oddly from inspiring English sources

In America as seen by Brüno there are, oddly enough, no openly gay people nor anyone whose awkwardness is likely to trouble the composure of the presumed audience.

The desserts are run of the mill, and there are, oddly, eight teas.

There are, oddly enough, food deserts in areas where there is no grocery store close enough to take one or two buses.

CS Lewis once remarked that a fairytale did not have to be especially well written to be memorable, and he's right: there are oddly few literary masterpieces among fairytales.

There are oddly-dressed people milling about, and once in awhile someone will be getting interviewed on camera, and if you move fast and place yourself just so, you can probably be in the background of some live-stream video on an obscure website.

There is, oddly, no similar effect among adults and the elderly.

In the Celtics' huddle last night, there was, oddly, no despair.

There is, oddly, another multifarious haircutting business out there that refers to itself informally (and metaphorically) as the Blind Barber.

He had more success tracking down pornography of which there was, oddly, a lot with words like "sex".

There was, oddly, something soothing about watching Dufner amble around Oak Hill Sunday, whatever he was feeling locked tightly behind a sleepy face.

There's — oddly — a skateboard, as well as several sailing tomes, like "The Log of the 'Cutty Sark,' " by Basil Lubbock.