Meanings of look oddly in English

I perceived the man look oddly at me as I paid him.

Within four minutes, as Bayern continued to look oddly dazed, they were in front.

And while they were far from gruesome, they made her expressionless face look oddly grim.

And Lacey did look oddly familiar.

They seemed to look oddly at me as I left the room, as I though I had said or done something untoward.

He stood in the doorway of the library, one hand in his pocket, a familiar attitude which made him look oddly boyish.

He was elderly and pleasant, wearing a neatly pressed flannel suit that made him look oddly out of place-anold-worldbanker in a high-techworld.

He looked oddly vital and alive in the subdued and quiet room.

In the moonlight she faced him, and her eyes looked oddly luminous.

Tracy, Wanda and Janya were walking together, and they looked oddly serious.

She looked oddly at him, and when she spoke it was softly.

They looked oddly out of place amid the silks and soft colors.

He looked oddly younger, Graham thought, and rather self-conscious of his uniform.

Her face looked oddly bruised, the worst marks covered with obvious makeup.

Bludd was taken away in chains, looking oddly satisfied, even relieved.

The little dark body of it looked oddly detached as it moved along.