Oddly

This oddly shaped and even more oddly named vegetable packs more nutrients than you may have initially thought.

After they took off running, one doubled back to turn the hazards on, which was oddly courteous for a car thief.

And they are oddly heavy due to the sheer volume of the sole.

Asked in a 1998 interview with the Los Angeles Times why Arkin hadn’t become more of a leading man, Jewison said: “His accents are impeccable, and he’s even able to change his look — but oddly enough, this gift has worked against him.

Based on the novels by Leigh Bardugo, Shadow and Bone takes place in a world of magic and monsters unlike our own, and yet at times oddly similar to different eras in Earth's history.

But reading the Sun-Times report on the massive breadth and organization of the theft operations “really helped me gain perspective and, oddly, feel less like a victim,” he says.

Don't even get me started on the main character's freakish, otherworldly-looking "baby" (that is oddly still kind of cute?).

Ford makes this seem like a movie script from a period film, and it’s oddly soothing.

He goes on to explain that he and his cargo of bodies have crash-landed on an uncharted planet, noting oddly how breathable the air is and how the water is potable, that’s barreling toward him.

Her dry wit and deadpan comebacks make her oddly likable, as fans can’t help but root for the protagonist (who, perhaps, they see a bit of their own odd self in).

In 2009, the Internet was not yet algorithmically consolidated; it still seemed like a vast landscape of oddly shaped rocks that you could turn over to find something new.

In a well-deserved "double shantay," the contestants ascended as top two finalists, with Yvie Oddly ultimately winning the competition.

In response to the letter to the editor "Homeless need to give back" by David Stiner (Sept. 29): Oddly enough, Mr. Stiner will probably be kicked to the curb by the ultra liberals that are always commenting in The Californian.

It doesn’t help that everything is rendered in an oddly drab visual style that bathes the entire world, interiors and exteriors alike, in an almost monotone shade of brown.

It was an oddly touching experience at a time when Covid had ripped our sense of community apart.

It was oddly lovely to see such a funny debate break out online without it leading to death threats, cruel cynicism or personal insults (though I’m sure there were some I missed).

King crab legs are misspent on an oddly plain garlic butter.

Laughing really weirdly or wobbling his head oddly when asked a difficult question - body language that is strange enough to hamper his campaign.

Like Bohm, oddly enough, the rap on Mitchell since his time at UCLA has been his ability to actualize sizable raw power into extra-base production rather than pounding the ball into the ground, and he seems to be starting to do just that.

Midjourney’s version has done away with both, and an oddly straight, pointy raised finger shows AI still sometimes has trouble with those digits.