Sentence examples for very oddly from inspiring English sources

Without it the clue reads very oddly indeed.

"Hitler had the very best of reasons, if I can put it very oddly like that".

As science often does, it began with a "huh?" Some distant objects far beyond Pluto were behaving very oddly.

She has been acting very oddly and distanced herself from the whole family after my dad's death.

Or even feminism, a word that the authors use very oddly, usually to pillory an attitude they find fundamentally unreasonable.

I think I'm converted, although the show sits very oddly between Ken Bruce and Steve Wright Chris Tarrantt last week).

At the same time, he wrote This Happy Breed, a very different, oddly moving play set in the suburban world from which Coward came.

These very brief, oddly elegant demonstrations of what lies beneath buttoned-up exteriors are observed only by us, the theatergoers privileged enough to be watching (and part of) the show that opened Tuesday night at St . Anns Warehouse in Brooklyn.

And actually, the book is, I recommend to everyone, read the book; it's extremely well written, but it's also very positive, oddly enough.

"I found Britain very welcoming and oddly familiar  in many respects.

Chairs are uncomfortably and oddly very low, making seating in the woodsy bar and lounge preferable.