He's behaving oddly.

Oddly enough, it worked.

like an electron, oddly enough.

And oddly, the most notable

A few years ago, oddly enough,

Oddly enough, he insisted on his innocence.

No, actually, I find it oddly comforting.

I must say he conducts his affairs very oddly.

Oddly, I had been to many of these places before.

Well actually I started, oddly enough, studying stock market prices.

Oddly enough, you've come right to him. Now, come on now.

I was oddly grateful when somebody threw in a dollar. What changed?

The popularity of the paranormal, oddly enough, might even be grounds for encouragement.

We became bald bodied, oddly enough for one reason or another, they didn't.

Well, oddly enough, a third of that meal ends up in the trash.

Now green fluorescent protein, which oddly enough comes from a bioluminescent jellyfish, is very useful.

JULlET Where is my mother? why, she is within Where should she be? How oddly thou repliest!

Light bulb, oddly enough, is something that you can just render very simply, there's not really much to it.

And oddly enough, our concept for staging this Comanche Indian legend inspired by Noh and Bunraku began to take shape in our heads.

Oddly enough, Holmes files suit over forty years later in 2010. And the big one, Stairway to Heaven pulls its opening from Spirit's Taurus.

The comprehensive solution this is the device it's about one inches by two inches and, oddly enough, just the thickness of most cranial bones.

Oddly, a lot of people showed up wanting to share the stream, and the folks who were there first got concerned enough to bring out their lawyers.

And it turns out that the less frequent arghs are, of course, the ones that correspond to things that are more frustrating except, oddly, in the early 80s.

And also we have this belief system right now that I call the new groupthink, which holds that all creativity and all productivity comes from a very oddly gregarious place.

He stood looking about him for some moments, and then Mr. Huxter saw him walk in an oddly furtive manner towards the gates of the yard, upon which the parlour window opened.

So it becomes this unit of currency, which the New York Magazine described as a very oddly loyal crime wave, brand loyal crime wave, and criminals are actually calling Tide liquid gold.

Oddly enough, an artist such as myself finds herself also in the position of being the voice, the speaker of my people, even if I have, indeed, no access to my own country.

He had not the placid, quiet, unworldly air of Simeon Halliday on the contrary, a particularly wide awake and au fait appearance, like a man who rather prides himself on knowing what he is about, and keeping a bright lookout ahead peculiarities which sorted rather oddly with his broad brim and formal phraseology.