Before I quite realized what was happening, one rose up in an oddly shaped peak and slapped me on the side of the head. |
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Instead of oddly cheery or mildly clownish weathermen, they offered unapologetic scientists who explained the weather in glorious detail. |
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Casey delighted in rifling through the pencil case to examine every stapler, every pencil sharpener and oddly shaped eraser. |
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A small callus covered the third finger of the lady's finger, and nails oddly unkept stretched out a bit, glinting in the sun's rays. |
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And so back to the cool tranquillity of the office with a sandwich that seems oddly less appetising than during its purchase 10 minutes earlier. |
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Caitlin glanced to Lucas oddly, and then pulled a small dime bag of marijuana from her pocket, wiggling it slightly in the air. |
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They said no, but, oddly, volunteered that it would be okay for him to work as a groundskeeper at a golf course, or for a government agency. |
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She seems to belong to another world, like a diplodocus, and I feel oddly privileged to glimpse her before she becomes extinct. |
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Since the flight was a direct one to Dublin, the question seemed oddly unsettling some 30,000 feet above the Irish Sea. |
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Eddie's mother, once a sweet, dotty emblem of elder abuse, has become oddly sinister. |
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Hewn from jade, nephrite, marble, and hardstone, the oddly shaped blades lack an obvious prototype in any functional tool or weapon. |
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Their implications would be only an embarrassing distraction, oddly disjoined from the prevailing paths of technical investigation. |
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There are only two houses on Gugh, both of which have oddly curved roofs, designed to withstand the winter gales. |
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Every company and state body tries to stay within clearly defined budgets and yet, oddly, most individuals don't practise this simple art. |
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The death of Ronald Reagan has proved an oddly epochal event, not just in America but across the world. |
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This goes as much for an awkward split infinitive as it does for an adverb placed oddly in order to preserve the integrity of the infinitive. |
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A soft rumble of thunder rolled from the sky and the rain began to quicken, drumming on the roof in a strange, oddly comforting rhythm. |
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It is an oddly theatrical moment of self-awareness, of the desire to be individual but cling to the safety of the group. |
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The lone winds teased the white drifts of snow into the air, reminding me oddly of Fantasia. |
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I feel oddly discombobulated that I don't know whether the moon is waxing or waning. |
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This dim sequel reverses the direction of the oddly successful original, beginning in New York and then moving to the outback of Australia. |
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A little boy locked overnight in a natural-history museum finds the stuffed animals oddly resemble the people he knows in real life. |
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The ibis has an exotic air with its burgundy plumage and oddly curved beak. |
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While studying cosmic rays, the physicist noticed oddly deviating tracks in a cloud chamber. |
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But I divine far more complex forces than mere aesthetic preferences lurking behind this oddly impassioned schism. |
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Popular advice for young men and, oddly, for young women, often seems to be centred on pleasuring men. |
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At once fractious and oddly meditative, her meticulously composed works have constructivist roots but lean toward a digital present and future. |
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He keeps it all in an oddly truthful range, given the wildness of the idea. |
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It has a bleak, haunting charm which, while not fully compensating for some gauche and cheesy passages, is oddly appealing. |
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From the way she pronounces the words, from how she runs syllables together so oddly, I guess that she doesn't understand what she sings. |
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The enamel finish of the oddly crafted table also reveals the touch of a painter's hand. |
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She eyed him surreptitiously, noting the oddly showy silver watch chain peeking from his waistcoat pocket. |
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In the morning he'd looked as though he were ready to drop down dead while I felt oddly refreshed. |
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Large or oddly shaped lots may have several abutters to the rear, sides, or across the street. |
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I did not know whether it was her abnormal dress, her desire for death, or her oddly inflected voice but this girl was something new. |
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Particularly Pietersen, oddly enough, since he is a fine fielder, an intelligent cricketer and a safe pair of hands. |
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Her daughter was behaving oddly but she shrugged it off as a symptom of head concussion. |
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Their anatomy was half-human, half-animal, and they were confined in a low-ceilinged, windowless and oddly proportioned space. |
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Yasin was extremely nice, and answered my questions, oddly enough, with verses of poetry. |
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A surreal, oddly sinister classic, this expertly mixes a cruel and satiric sense of humour with wide-eyed wonder. |
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And sometimes there's a flash of the old comic vigour, oddly transformed by creeping fogeyism. |
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Pelchat was 500 feet north of the summit when he noticed an oddly straight piece of rime ice standing five feet off the trail. |
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Not only had it gone a long time without treeing, but its prints were unusually large and oddly shaped. |
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The candle flames flickered oddly, as if some draft was waxing and waning in time with the chanting. |
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It has an oddly functional feel for a play that glories in rhetoric, rodomontade, swagger and swordplay. |
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The Scream signalled the arrival of post-punk, oddly enough, from one of the original punk groups. |
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But, oddly enough Michelle had argued her into it and here sat Adri Rionach, at a piano on the stage in the main lounge of the hotel. |
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The oddly jointed pectoral fin armor is a memorable feature of the placoderms, especially Antiarchs. |
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Her eyes found him, and their gazes locked for a moment, brilliant blue meeting, oddly, yellow dotted in red-orange. |
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She is a crisply elegant young woman with an engaging gap-toothed smile, and she looks oddly like a proud parent, which, in a way, she is. |
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There's not a lot of breathing space, and if there were we'd feel oddly impatient. |
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He thus tasked himself to extraction from what was not, oddly enough, a torrid steamy love affair with an accountant. |
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It was a nice day and with no guests about, the oddly shy pony boy should have been out soaking up the sun. |
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They were an oddly diverse group, one man was short and heavy, two others were tall and muscular, and the other two looked rather thin and weak. |
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Her old life meshed oddly with her new, creating so many conflicts Syd felt as if she were on a drug trip. |
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The writing seemed oddly familiar, but Sakura couldn't remember who wrote like that. |
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We entered through a security station where, oddly enough, there was a time clock for the workers to punch. |
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The show seemed oddly just a little light in tone, at least relative to the general tone of the series. |
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The oddly alliterated Fervent Fray of Fraternal Fervor, written and directed by Thomas Thompson, is the second festival offering. |
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Pity suffused her voice for a moment, then melted away leaving behind an oddly toneless quality. |
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Cohen is happy to accuse the left of covering up crimes, but oddly omits to mention this salient bit of history. |
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They were the usual Kiwi baches, built from whatever was handy, oddly practical, sometimes quaint. |
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He had shaggy sand coloured hair, and today he was wearing another oddly coloured blazer from his collection. |
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And, oddly enough, I think the only reason I'm back up on the net tonight is because I woke up and coughed till I puked this morning. |
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The audience loved him, but he seemed oddly unaware of the crowd, as if he was a star actor giving a stellar performance to a television camera. |
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The other girl just shrugged and came a little closer, leering oddly at Kathleen. |
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Maybe I've strayed off-topic here, but I think that mockery and derision is, oddly enough, part of the stuff of taking religion seriously. |
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The oddly attenuated, gothic proportions of her figures, for example, derive from Varo's admiration for El Greco. |
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She looked at me oddly and I searched around and found twenty pence in shrapnel, which I swapped over. |
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To understand why he stood out, you have to delve into an authentically deracinated, yet oddly healthy life history. |
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Enter the oddly tiny, shrieking creatures with lasers strapped to their heads. |
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There was something compulsive, engaging, about Krakow's siege mentality, and spring, with all its brash coquetry, seemed oddly antipathetic. |
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Second, oddly enough, this argument doesn't prove that traditional, formal verse is better than vers libre. |
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There's a solemnly ungrammatical but sincere and oddly moving description of Baji Rout's role in the freedom movement that bears quotation. |
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Stunted, twisted growth and oddly distorted flowers are the symptoms of aster yellows, a disease which often shows up in midsummer. |
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It's a flimsy effort, but oddly, to me, so much more real than anything I've put on this here digital contrivance. |
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We weave our way in and out of mangrove islands, and past sticks protruding oddly from what seems like the middle of nowhere. |
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Jane, oddly, was showing her motherly instincts as she rubbed each of their backs with her hand. |
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The men wear an oddly Victorian combination of stylized frock coats and gaiters, seemingly Gaultier-influenced. |
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At 25, her success has been formidable, but she is oddly unhelpful about applying her reputed intelligence to an understanding of it. |
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Yet it is that ordinariness, oddly enough, that makes the stories resonate. |
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The work evokes the open sea, as if the tide is about to carry away a small boat, suggested by the shape of an oddly placed snippet of text. |
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She is wearing gold loafers that seem oddly bright on the muddy blue carpet. |
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He straightens and stands oddly for a moment, staring blankly at the man crossing the underground parking lot twenty paces away. |
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Cello, saxophone, contra-bass, viola, trombone and piano converse in a tone at once astringent and oddly assuasive. |
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Wordy, longueur-ridden and far too long for the Fringe, Tom Murphy's 1983 play is also oddly compelling. |
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Everything is rendered in colors calculated to look edgy but remain, oddly, tasteful. |
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I gave him a once-over as he looked at me oddly because of my strange comment. |
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Young and oddly confident, they are blind to their deficiencies and impervious to the daunting odds stacked against them. |
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It's an oddly reasonable attitude for a stirrer, even one whose inappropriate questions are almost concealed by his soothing good manners. |
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They tussled on the floor, an oddly muted fight as they were both trying to shield the book from damage. |
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The central telephone exchange had been wrecked and oddly none of the radios worked. |
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I got up quickly when I realized, but Faith was, oddly enough, not within my sight. |
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His rather musty, tweedy jacket made him look oddly like a careers adviser. |
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I must have been a sight in my blood stained wedding dress and shoes that were still oddly contorted from the crash. |
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It's got some fizz and fun, but looks oddly dated in an 1980s way that hasn't yet become classic. |
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He also didn't seem paralysed, and while he was oddly moody in his last weeks, nothing seemed physically wrong. |
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Her dark tresses were twisted into an oddly shaped bun with two chopsticks sticking from them. |
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A good solid hip-hop track, but with an oddly mixed horn hook that lacks the punchiness found in his normal formula. |
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He was supping a half of Guinness while looking oddly like a Guinness himself in his black polo neck and angular shock of white hair. |
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In my time this had become two bedrooms and a bathroom with an oddly shaped passage, and anybody who slept there remarked on strange presences. |
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Of course, the film's digital color processing and photographic strobing gives many scenes an oddly pixilated quality. |
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Occasionally heads sit oddly on their bodies, and swollen limbs meet their trunks awkwardly. |
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It was outfitted with a comfortable seat, providing an oddly serene viewing platform from which to contemplate the glowing installation. |
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His shaggy forelock of dark hair was sticking up oddly over his shocked eyes. |
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One was a short man with bushy eyebrows, another looked like a corpse and, oddly, the third was a man in fishnets. |
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Still, the wind snapped one of my tent's poles and it's oddly misshapen at first light. |
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Tally froze as a deep voice sounded behind them, sounding oddly unlike the voice of Orion. |
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This device was oddly nautical, the arrow was a trident and the board, which the wind clapped, shaped a bit like a ship's wheel. |
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Although crying feels oddly satisfying, to unleash your anger and sadness, I began to drift off slowly into sleep. |
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The idea of a third-person shooter that's mostly devoted to pursuing other people through mazelike ghost towns is oddly appealing. |
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The band make loud, dark, oddly country music that suits the oppressive venue to a tee. |
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It seems oddly ironic that one could build an exterior of strength, that being strong seems strangely easier than being weak. |
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Opinion Leader Research is only one pollster reporting a thunderflash of anger in focus groups that is oddly not reflected in the polls. |
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If it really is territorial behaviour that is leading the birds to behave so oddly, then chances are they will soon stop being such a nuisance. |
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This dedication contains 144 letters and is oddly written with dots between each letter. |
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He never overplays or goes for the cheap laugh, and thus makes his eccentric character oddly sympathetic. |
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I felt oddly powerful, and threw myself into my stretches with impressive enthusiasm. |
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Like his best work, the songs are irresistibly hooky without being simplistic, though the first single is oddly the weakest tune of the bunch. |
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Hey, hitting the flippers and watching my giant iron ball crush hundreds of little troops was oddly gratifying, what can I say? |
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The cans of milk, soup, and potted beef have yet to arrive, although, oddly, we seem to have three cases of capers in brine. |
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The machinery in it looked oddly antiquated, as if someone had taken a lot of cogwheels and pistons and piled them together. |
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I sat up and looked at him oddly, almost as though the question perplexed me more than anything else. |
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His face was flawless, oddly familiar but never the less flawless, his eyes a clear, if not cold, blue. |
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Andrew took a number of the tablets, began behaving oddly and was close to collapse at the end of the night. |
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For the main courses, my turbot was oddly served on some dense little pork raviolis that didn't entirely convince. |
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A few minutes later, Jaaru cannonballed into the waves not far from them, while Elisa landed in an oddly elegant swan dive. |
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I felt oddly paternal, a sensation reinforced by his innocent features and his slight chubbiness. |
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The other characters are, oddly enough, humanized enough to make the show watchable. |
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He reached up, clapping me on the shoulder, oddly bridging the awkward distance in height. |
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She squeaked with gratitude, sounding oddly like the manager attempting a girlish treble. |
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The book is oddly designed, with gray print that's not the most visible. |
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Some of the monkeys were friendly, but others were behaving rather oddly. |
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Something had to be done, and oddly enough, it happened that very same day in the form of a question asked by the girl Sketch was trying to attach himself to at that time. |
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The dark hair that streamed behind her as she ran seemed oddly familiar. |
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Autumn, or Bacchus's Trickery of Erigone is one of a pair of oddly shaped canvases, perhaps meant to fit into rococo mouldings, which celebrate Spring and Autumn. |
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I racked my brains but, oddly enough, I couldn't remember a single one. |
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Most oddly, while implacably committed to family duties and the bringing up of children, the novel succeeds in portraying both as a burden almost beyond human bearing. |
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It may be shambolic, shameless emotional grandstanding, but it is oddly moving, despite the ruthless history edit. |
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An oddly motivated stunt biker named JC shows up and suddenly gets obsessed on R-Mel, his gold dust woman, that weird white felt hat and the hide sacking moto-cross caca. |
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But the sight of that headstone made his existence more real to me, made me a little more humble and oddly very joyful. |
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Sharp and oddly foreboding, the black iron of the fence rang softly against my hand as I trailed it along, headstones passing by on the other side. |
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It was a great deal lighter, and he was oddly relieved by that. |
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Annie's self-imposed starvation and Kelly's gluttony are quests for independence and signs of an oddly admirable discipline as much as they are psychological problems. |
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The schoolroom seemed oddly quiet as I sat there doing math problems. |
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Back at Richard's house, he was oddly tender and gentle towards me. |
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The Americans, oddly, took the Abyssinian war more seriously than we did. |
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On top of the milieu, in wonted Godspeed fashion, an old man recalls a bizarre and oddly moving story of how a penguin is gobbled up by a killer whale. |
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These contemplatives, who appeared so oddly out of touch with the world as it was, knew far more about it than those whose days were spent mastering the marketplace. |
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Without the cheering and jeering crowds to whip him up, Newt was oddly subdued. |
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The sight was slick, sick, and saddening, and yet oddly reassuring. |
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He was eight years older than me, still is, oddly enough, and he resented having his stupid kid brother foisted on him whenever he went out with his pals. |
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The sense of tragedy, however, was oddly counteracted by the sweet colors that had been dripped and scumbled to cover the figures from head to bristle. |
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Predictably then, if oddly too, this man's very existence had become a test of Indian virility. |
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They simply seem like two oddly matched adults, thrown together. |
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It was a conscious construction, an amalgam of Middle Eastern melismata and rhythms, Renaissance modality, and, oddly enough, Baroque counterpoint. |
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But more often, the inclusion of people of color is limited or mitigated by oddly retrograde cultural politics. |
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Rather oddly, Mrs Waters does not now or later tumble to Tom's identity. |
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Only the overly dense basil sauce, doused on basil linguine, and a creamy pea soup that's bizarrely addictive but oddly unsatisfying feel like miscalculated appetizers. |
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I took the lift, which oddly went only as far as the twelfth floor, then the stairs, which for the brief stretch between floors were dank and dark, uncarpeted and disused. |
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Tonight, he seemed cadaverous and oddly unresponsive, almost catatonic. |
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Over the summer, he impressed current NBA players with his love for hard work and, oddly enough, with his punctuality. |
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This large monoplane, which rather oddly does not appear to be carrying a civil registration, was powered by a Wright Whirlwind of 330 horsepower. |
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The palace where this wild party occurs is oddly arranged, however, with a series of seven rooms that twist and wind beyond the view of the other. |
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At the last moment he hesitated, spotting the light reflecting off a garish purple blob taped oddly to the side of a tree another fifty feet up the trail. |
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The video is full of hideously deformed yet oddly realistic puppets. |
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They mustered, marched on Broadcasting House and, oddly, won. |
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Yet her sexual masochism is oddly mixed with non-erotic desires for an omnipotent caretaker, infantile wishes that parallel his yearning for divine love. |
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He's loose-limbed and dorky enough to work as an oddly romantic lead. |
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She was bound from Swansea for St John, New Brunswick, Canada, with a general cargo, including 1300 tons of tinplate and, oddly enough, Christmas puddings and bicycles. |
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A hydraulic thumb or clamp allows you to grasp rocks, tree stumps, and other oddly shaped objects, while a grapple makes it easy to handle brush and other bulky material. |
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I mean, isn't that what oddly hyphenated phrases are all about? |
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An oddly shaped white and yellow puddle of thinned pigment, its isolation heightened by an expanse of brushy, unmodulated blue, recalls Miro in its comic vulnerability. |
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The whole thing comes across as oddly sexless, a pre-adolescent's view of the Universe, the space opera equivalent of Tolkien's largely chaste Middle Earth. |
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Even the poignantly romantic In the Still of the Night comes a little oddly at the end of a second act filled with allegations of drunken debauchery. |
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And the desserts are an oddly dismal lot, from an apple pie in which the fruit is stiff, the crust sodden, to a stodgy strawberry shortcake on hard, stale biscuits. |
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Another raft of network and cable TV series came down pilot pipeline this spring, and Hollywood and Madison Avenue's bets appeared again to be oddly placed. |
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They are oddly shaped, curled in at five points on each dried leaf. |
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The earnestly intense and naturalistic performances, fine for Ibsen, fit poorly here and consequently come off as either dangerously self-indulgent or oddly casual. |
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On one hand, it seems oddly principled of Romney, a candidate who has always been guided by expediency when it comes to abortion. |
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If you long for Markt's ham hock in an oddly smoky pea-and-asparagus soup, the coriander-and-leek-infused bouillon with mussels should charm more. |
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But I was oddly pleased when I heard that 500 people were treated for hypothermia after the flotilla. |
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As I entered our magnificently appointed multi-storey office development this morning, I caught sight of a box behind our oddly proportioned security guard. |
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Then, oddly comforted by his presence, she starts to seek out his company. |
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There was only one phone left and when it would ring, the bell would echo, oddly, off the walls. |
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Students spilled out of the classroom, some of them looking at me oddly. |
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He was oddly inscrutable, like he knew what all the questions were. |
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It revealed Eros to be an oddly shaped, heavily cratered object, with ridges and grooves, and covered by a million boulders, each larger than a house. |
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The girls, it turns out, found the experience oddly positive, and not because they were brainwashed or Stockholm syndromed. |
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He would not partake in religious rituals or customs and oddly meditated alone. |
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He'd kept the few offices at the front of the bungalow, now oddly barren. |
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But oddly there's no sign of Mark Fowler's motorbike, which he left to gormless Garry Hobbs. |
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The word guy thus came in the 19th century to mean an oddly dressed person, and hence in the 20th and 21st centuries to mean any male person. |
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North and South Korea marching somewhat oddly together as the Democratic People's Republic of Korea. |
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He fails, unlike this ad, which is made memorable by its juddering tonal clashes and oddly retro-sounding voiceover. |
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They are pardalotes, tiny little feathered jewels with stubby bills and stubby tails, giving an oddly ladybird-like silhouette. |
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Old cultivars are often oddly shaped, russeted, and have a variety of textures and colors. |
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Popular recent posts on the site range from Tiger Shovelnose Catfish, known for their distinct tiger-like markings and oddly shaped faces, to a snoring hummingbird. |
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The Sunset Strippers live up to their Hollywood throughway namesake with enormous amounts of grittiness, unsavoriness and an oddly endearing charm. |
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Was it an oddly shaped leaf, a curly seedpod, or maybe a winter olive you placed in your pocket and hurried home like a giddy child to investigate further? |
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Fortunately these calculations gave the right qualitative results, and produced, for example, a uniform mixture that oddly enough had regularly spaced fixed red spots. |
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It could have been a good plan except I proved oddly adept at navigating my way between buoys while an instructor issued orders through a loud hailer. |
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Directly after Julia is Patricia, who, oddly enough, is another young blond mother from the suburbs. She, too, is an A cup wanting breast implants. |
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Is Pound's poetry qualified by the political, economic, and social opinions that irrupt at times, oddly and often in an only semiread-able Poundian code? |
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Oddly enough, the entire enterprise was supposed to be a fundraiser for a swimming pool club. |
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Oddly enough, this can make a relatively small object, such as a steel drum, easier to find than a long, cast-iron water main. |
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Oddly for such a visual director, he lays out the themes in clumsy, expository dialogue instead of just showing us. |
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Oddly enough, Dominic's love of dogs even extends to street dogs, and he often feeds them. |
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Oddly enough, the advertisers deny they are specifically targeting gay consumers, one of society's most affluent groups. |
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Oddly enough, his belief in reincarnation was brought to Cuba by American missionaries from the American Theosophical Society. |
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Oddly enough, he found himself reluctant to share any specifics of that night. |
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Oddly enough the individually wrapped packages smell like American cheese slices when you open them. |
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Oddly enough, I memorized the Anglo-Saxon rune alphabet in high school with a friend of mine so we could pass notes in geometry class. |
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Oddly for a man who pursues sensual things, Saatchi does not share Lawson's rhapsodic appreciation of food. |
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Oddly enough, if I know for certain that the scuttling thing isn't arachnoid in nature, it doesn't bother me in the slightest. |
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Oddly enough, the benefits he conferred upon the common people had the result of weakening the aristocracy, the social class from which he came. |
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Oddly enough, however, finding and being admitted into the right school does not have to be as difficult as many people make it out to be. |
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Oddly enough, the same gesture is also used to denote bank managers, estate agents, lawyers, and football team managers. |
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Oddly enough I found my hotel quite easily last night whilst slightly tiddly, but then got completely lost this morning. |
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Oddly enough, it is this very latex that prevents gelatin from setting when combined with figs. |
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Oddly enough, he could see sparks fly as the bullets impacted the skin of the aircraft. |
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Oddly today he wore a loose black button-up shirt and somewhat snug black jeans. |
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Oddly enough, both restaurants are hidden off a main street, forcing the dining party to boldly walk through a small, rather unwelcoming alley. |
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Oddly enough, the album finds a reinvigorated Bolan crafting some of his best hooks and calibrating his catchiest grooves in years. |
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Oddly enough, as you have noted, Saturn is the strongest planet in your birth chart. |
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Oddly enough, you sometimes overlook important details or fail completely to see and understand the other person's point of view. |
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Oddly enough, just chlorinating the water may remove enough iron from the solution to make the water much more palatable. |
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Oddly enough, Koplow's conclusion is in agreement with the Bush administration that also wishes to preserve the stockpiles. |
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Oddly enough, when most of my friends and relatives were rooting for Dorothy and her crew, I was on the side of the Witch. |
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Oddly her head starts making mechanical noises like gears grinding together. |
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Oddly enough, that relationship, though it was known less than 100 years ago, is not as familiar and understandable to us today as that of a knight and his esquire. |
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Oddly enough, I find the latter to be a more important bit of news. |
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Oddly enough, I never quite recaptured the raw vivaciousness of my childhood homelessness, but that is probably because I am not that little girl anymore. |
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Oddly melancholy for a fantasy epic, the film overflows with sorrow for love lost, love unrequited, and the agony of lovers separated by the void of death. |
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Oddly enough, missing the first shot seemed to shake off the jitters. |
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Oddly enough this bifurcation resonates beyond just the speed of our Internet connection. |
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Oddly enough for a fairly low-born seventeenth-century working scriptwriter from the rural outback, Shakespeare is better known today than many of his contemporaries. |
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Oddly enough, I felt only the faintest glimmerings of anger. |
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Oddly enough, the Japanese stereo track is actually an improvement over that of the first volume, with better channel separation and more bass activity. |
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Oddly out of place, these slightly kitchy slightly ahead of their time, super detailed works done for hire stand out against the sloppiness in many other galleries. |
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Oddly though, once my brain internalized my surroundings as a surreal stage setting, removed from what would be normally acceptable to my senses, I felt at ease. |
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Oddly enough, a book titled Mountains of the Mind by Robert Macfarlane was recently published, reminding me of this old essay, herewith presented from the dusty stacks. |
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Oddly you nurture it, it is part of you, and inescapably part of your past, present, and future. |
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Oddly enough, the stream dissected the meadow with near perfection. |
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Oddly enough, you see-saw between overconfidence and self-doubt. |
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Oddly enough the barium enema may cause the intussusception to right itself. |
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Oddly enough, a copro in a 286 is slower than one in an XT, due to the connections. |
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Oddly enough, Jones lined into a triple play against the Dodgers on March 15, in a spring training game. |
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Oddly enough, despite that the Visigoths reigned in Spain for upwards of 250 years, there are almost no remnants of the Gothic language borrowed into Spanish. |
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