Utiliser "oddly" dans une phrase

1. but oddly the number wasn’t listed

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2. Leonora couldn't guess, and Ruby couldn't tell her, exactly what was in the large, oddly shaped crate, but it took four hands and two backs to maneuver it out of the truck and into the garage of the grateful recipient, who gave them each an extra cash bonus as he rubbed his hands together with unseemly delight

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3. I learned to control my body so that I didn’t have to use the bucket too many times, hating the crawling stink of my own detritus, and, oddly, I did not want The Kid to be offended by my bodily waste

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4. She oddly seems to refer to herself and the Corsair in the third person, "They took away your abilities

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5. The house felt oddly empty now the young people had gone … how ridiculous is that? Empty … a key word

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6. but, oddly, the memory serves well enough in their absence,

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7. She did see a young man, who seemed oddly familiar, watching her at the Friday night rave in the student union, but then boys always watched her and she was hopeless with names and faces

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8. Ish looked oddly out of place with his skull

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9. seemed oddly familiar, watching her at the Friday night rave in the

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10. Most of her life has been spent fitting herself into oddly shaped spaces and her new friend has a certain naïve, if deadly, charm

11. She is growing to love his oddly cultured yet innocent use of the English language

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12. When Alex looks at him oddly the porter explains that the hospital is built on the side of a hill

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13. oddly enough seemed to have a lot in common; how much in common I would find

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14. Oddly, he seemed amused rather than

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15. land of the Mad Hatter and landing oddly on his feet

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16. He called at the speaking tube and was greeted by a woman’s voice that was oddly familiar, but definitely not Ava’s

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17. Word had spread quickly, oddly enough, through the same families of the children who took the examinations at the same time as the Livingson's, but without as much success at all

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18. But he was oddly

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19. Oddly, the older he got the less comfortable he became with the relationship

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20. He looked at me oddly

21. Oddly enough, I wasn’t looking to cure cancer; I was looking for the fountain of youth

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22. Its oddly long tongue dangled from the side of its mouth and its equally oddly long ears flapped behind its head

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23. Oddly, Alana felt unmolested by the intrusion

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24. Oddly though, during the same period, I never heard of women and priests being prosecuted for the same offense

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25. Oddly, there was a window at the base of the

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26. But her mind was oddly clear, untroubled

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27. Oddly enough, Denise was a well-educated, witty, likeable person who got along with most everyone, yet she apparently was always engulfed in some kind of blinding fog that left her hopelessly lost, even in familiar territory that she had passed through on previous occasions

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28. The dampness of the interior had an oddly pleasant earthy scent

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29. She gritted her teeth and drew a deep breath before turning to the oddly taciturn Breton man nearby

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30. The dog looked at her oddly and licked his chops, sniffing at her

31. “Going to wash my cock, lady,” he said eying her oddly

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32. “Just put the box down anywhere,” she said carelessly, oddly

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33. She brushed her dark hair out of her eyes and looked at him oddly as he raced up the remainder of the steps and entered the house as she held the door open

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34. Oddly, the graveyard behind the God of the Dead’s Temple was by far the smallest of any in Saparen

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35. Ignar’s Den, oddly, seemed to repel the fire, and it was there that Jeslin was holed up with Ayrim during the battle, and it was there that she now cared for the child and his father

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36. Oddly old-fashioned, printed text and an outlined symbol of a globe within a star, on plastic

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37. I slowly looked round the trench and he was right because apart from a few up and down the trench was oddly fly free

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38. bricks, though oddly this gave the church an

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39. Despite the words, his tone was oddly

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40. adding to the stubborn slush that had hung around for a few days with, oddly, no snow until now

41. Oddly enough, there are golfers who prefer to play the game by themselves

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42. The stadium was oddly quiet

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43. He actually thought for a few seconds that their faces were changing, turning green, into something oddly reptilian – before losing focus

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44. As she approached the ruins of the monastery, the old building rising suddenly out of the mist, Seraphia felt oddly spiritual

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45. Oddly enough, he felt his safest in hyperspace

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46. They all screamed except for Milo who felt oddly serene even as the car tumbled in the air

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47. “Fine! Come in, but wipe yer feet first,” she sneered in her oddly low, raspy voice

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48. The more ―progressive‖ among us are likely to interpret such eyesores in a different light; as oddly urbane or reflecting the attributive characteristics of a multidimensional society

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49. He sat still for a moment, his brain taking in the oddly shaped room

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50. The hull itself was and is oddly angled to deflect bullets and completely armoured against the AK47 and lesser calibers

51. Grindel finally led them into a huge, oddly shaped chamber

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52. Wearing a serene expression, his fur twinkling with droplets of phosphorescence that sparkled oddly in the gloom, Thesa stood looking out across the vast space

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53. Oddly enough, they usually held off sacrificing a child until most disasters would have ended naturally anyway

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54. Alone, she noticed a woman enter and sit at a table near the entrance, appearing oddly out of place in the lusty environment

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55. Did they think about her? She felt funny for a moment, oddly self-conscious

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56. But that, oddly enough, helped to allay his fears

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57. Oddly; proper names meant nothing to the translator

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58. That does happen, oddly enough

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59. Oddly, until entering the whorehouse, Sylvia had still hoped to keep the friendship

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60. She felt oddly at home with the possibility of these creatures, as though she was familiar with them, yet had no idea why she felt that way

61. I was to fly top cover in the cone above the enemy airfield, where air defense is oddly quite thin

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62. Yet, oddly enough, for the first time Stuart felt the terror of the hunt on him

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63. He’s a lot easier to beat than he thinks he is, but oddly enough the man can fly pretty well

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64. Her swollen face looked oddly collapsed

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65. Both Howard-Smythe and Bernie chided me on the subject once or twice, but oddly enough it was good old Sergeant Jaeckl who gave the best advice

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66. Accustomed to the noise of the props and motors, your hearing adapts, oddly enough

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67. The land is oddly silent

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68. ” Oddly breathless, Sim told him in a discreet and formal tone, coming into his quarters

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69. Oddly enough, Brendan’s own assessment of typical Earth people not being able to give a coherent account of their own history or technology held true in the opposite case

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70. And the populace is very badly educated, oddly enough

71. Seeing the two of them together, they were about as oddly matched a couple as you could imagine

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72. I had several listings in La Costa, and, oddly enough, a couple of them sold

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73. Oddly, Tommy was the only one he appeared to care about, as though he felt especially protective towards him

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74. The party had packed their samples and taken their photos, which oddly did not include the natives, so spellbound were they

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75. ” Even the way he spoke oddly struck her

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76. Oddly, the UK and the U

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77. Still, this oddly close relationship gave Pete many insights into Cody’s personality

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78. Oddly enough, he was not being facetious

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79. A young couple carrying a case of wine pushed open the door and emerged from the interior of the caves, looking at us oddly as we ran past them and I guessed that nobody would shoot at us while there were witnesses around

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80. The Inka delegation was led by a relative of their ruler (oddly the ruler’s title was the Inka—as if the tribe got their name from him)

81. There was something oddly familiar about the man, so I stepped out of the trees and

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82. the Reactor’s core activation system, and seemed oddly out of

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83. oddly out of place in the corner of the study

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84. I looked on in shock at all these strange yet oddly familiar faces warmly greeting me and blessing John

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85. Staring at Akito oddly like he was crazy

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86. Oddly the son’s family accompanied him

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87. Anyway, they had ready a strange stew, which while oddly tasty, did not seem to have any meat or fish in it

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88. Oddly enough, no one said anything about the missing man

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89. Oddly, the two kingdoms even have different laws

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90. One of them, a man of medium height with a nose that unflatteringly dominated his face and oddly dressed in a rough brown robe tied with a rope and wearing his hair in an odd style, shaved on the top leaving a fringe of hair in a sort of circle, whispered something to Ferdinando after Colon had finished

91. They both looked at him a little oddly

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92. Oddly, I have never been in the East wing of the school where the college prep and advance placement classrooms are rooted

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93. Oddly, by the time your soul gets to that state,

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94. AJ looked at Hobbs a bit oddly

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95. The pressure oddly decreases as the ship goes lower

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96. "Man thrives, oddly enough, only in the presence of a challenging environment

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97. Oddly enough, I had a really hard time coming up with a relation

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98. Oddly enough, Isabelle has never asked me why I chose that place and that time

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99. Oddly enough, though, it just may be the things that are left unsaid

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