Sentence examples for uniquely odd from inspiring English sources

Marlon Brando gave one of his uniquely odd performances as a repressed homosexual army officer whose Southern belle wife (Elizabeth Taylor) becomes involved with another officer (Brian Keith).

I love Sam Simmons's work, I recommend his new show - but I don't think he's doing himself favours by styling himself, at its climax, as uniquely odd.

Instead of the rush of two uniquely odd people falling in love, though, we get half-assed angst and Banner fishface.

There, near an old Galaga machine sits something uniquely odd.

Many of the large troop of females in tight dresses and fake eyelashes that Trump has drafted to speak for him were there, too, most notably Katrina Pierson, the rare brunette among many blondes who is famous for her uniquely odd arguments for Trump's most outrageous assertions.

To underscore the aesthetic confusion, smaller stages held an odd, uniquely Vegas-esque mix of musical outliers.

It can even be, in an odd way, uniquely spiritual.

Although Fuller's acclaim abroad never really boosted his status here (except among cinephiles, who followed the French lead), it exerted an odd and uniquely powerful influence on his career and on his life.

Frank Sidebottom, the fantastically strange pop star created by the late comedian Chris Sievey, was odd in a uniquely British way.

But if it were, this uniquely Basque ritual, with its odd rhythm - rush to get a glass of cider, eat, repeat - and its own provincial terms and rules, would be hard to follow.

Mr. Katsas said it would have been odd for "the uniquely horrific nature of the Nazi regime" to result in "a dramatically expanded class of people who can credibly raise a duress defense".