“oddly”可以造什么句，oddly造句

I was also oddly relieved.

You looked at me so oddly.

Another oddly gratifying moment of violence.

His Indian robes contrasted oddly with his fluent English.

FIFTY years ago Egypt looked oddly similar to another country.

DURING the sweltering day, an oddly subdued mood hangs over the sleepy city of Laayoune.

The museum abjures “emotionalism”, which may be why it is oddly bloodless given its sanguinary story.

But oddly the loving and adoring nature of the Leo man makes her less critical of him.

He Tours and releases CDs. His logo appears on T-shirts, baseball caps and, oddly, duct tape.

Despite several mishaps—including a polar bear attack that ended with one crewman bitten and two dogs dead—the first two years of the journey were oddly easy.

His voice was oddly pleasant to the ear, the well-modulated voice of a gentleman, resonant and overlaid with the flat slow drawl of the Charlestonian.

They went in singing radically different "tunes" -random sequences of six notes at a time-and came out crooning an oddly haunting duet consisting of about 20 sounds.

With a detailed chronology of who did and decided whatin the days and hours leading up to the war still (oddly) unavailable, anaccurate assessment of the causes of war is still impossible.

People have told me that, on reflection they had noticed some suspicious activity, such as a member of staff acting oddly immediately before the kidnap, but it's hard to make those connections.

And yet the noise is oddly muted.

Think ‘Great Escape’ which, oddly, is just what I did.

As we settled back in our rooms the doorbell rang again in an oddly hollow ring.

This global expansion has generated oddly few charges of cultural imperialism.

Retailing for $5 million, the oddly egg-shaped Trilobis seems halfway between a giant yacht and a floating home.

The reporters came to think of Assange as smart and well educated extremely adept technologically but arrogant thin-skinned conspiratorial and oddly credulous.

Hanna had been behaving oddly for days, moody and peremptory, and the same time palpably under some kind of pressure that was absolutely tormenting her and left her acutely sensitive and vulnerable.

But everything looked oddly familiar to me.

The word is misused and sorts oddly with the heading above it.

There was a fellow here last year, oddly enough a namesake of mine, who was the best bridge player I ever met.

The sentence reads oddly.

When we talk about ears, we usually mean the oddly wrinkled appendages on the sides of our heads.

An innocent child died oddly in an inn.

He spent thirteen years on these oddly assorted tasks before he was assassinated by a stranger. His novel had no sense to it and nobody ever found his labyrinth.