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• She's gone away for six months, but oddly enough , her boyfriend doesn't seem too unhappy about it.

• She was dressed very oddly for a country walk.

• He behaved rather oddly at the funeral.

• They were an oddly assorted bunch of people.

• There is no doubt that this is an idiosyncratic and, for this reviewer, oddly and badly constructed book.

• Oddly, however, there is nothing which tackles directly the important controversies of the nineteenth century.

• Oddly, however, education has a negative effect in the 1980s, albeit at marginal significance levels.

• Oddly, even some of those who object to the new wave of testing-friendly legislation adhere to the genetic view.

• The chapter on implementing research findings is also well written, but sits a bit oddly in this book.

• Oddly for a book on poetry, the issue of language is obtusely negotiated throughout.

• Detailed endnotes and a comprehensive index are a bonus but, oddly, there is no bibliography.

• What happens next in his argument is oddly banal.

• Oddly, evidence is viewed differently when produced by cetaceans and birds.

• One day, despite it being springtime, a heavy snow fell, which seemed oddly out of place.

• Sometimes his analysis of events is oddly skewed.

• But oddly, we may feel that there are other quite distinct and quite appropriate motivating reasons.

• The horror is oddly disturbing and riveting, like a gory accident.

• There is also some oddly unthoughtful use of oral history, which forms the basis of much of the argument.

• His terminology, however, clashed oddly with his method.