Sentence examples similar to unusually odd from inspiring English sources

WA's GST share has sharply dropped to an unusually low 30-odd cents back for every dollar it generates in recent years because of lags in the complicated formula based on how well it was doing during the mining boom.

Even their notoriously sniffy critics in the music press seemed, with the odd exception, unusually muted.

There's generally no way around custom window treatments when there are unusually tall windows or odd placements.

The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual for Mental Disorders-IV-text revised (DSM-IV-TR) describes ADHD children with ODD as unusually disobedient and hostile towards higher authority [ 1].

Phoebe has long been thought to be a captive object because of its odd behavior and unusually dark appearance.

Nicola Luisotti's conducting was unusually coarse and mechanical, with odd rushed passages but no yielding to the big moments.

Then I realized that I was unusually elated, filled with an odd combination of moral increase (I'm saving the planet!) and of consumerist glee (I'm faster than a hungry cheetah!).

And if his account of "Vogel als Prophet" ("The Prophet Bird") seemed unusually tame, it hinted at this odd creature's arresting eccentricity.

Beyond that line, though, the Wind's press release is unusually bereft of hyperbole, which is odd considering that the car is breathtaking.

Some passengers said later that they had noticed that the ferry appeared to be traveling at an unusually high speed, was approaching at an odd angle and had not slowed down as it normally would when it neared the shore.

But there is an odd tension here, which rather unusually pitches conservation groups against an ancient knowledge.