Sentence examples for The most odd from inspiring English sources
The phrase "The most odd" is not standard in English; the correct form is "the oddest." You can use it when trying to describe something as the most unusual or strange among a group
Example: "Of all the paintings in the gallery, the one with the melting clocks is the most odd."
The most odd elements here are often tucked away inside exposition.
It's the most odd business, the naming of characters in fiction, because it's so unlike people's names in real life.
It is enough to make Alex Comfort's beard fall out: one of the most odd and unsexy sex scenes in cinema history.
She is one of the most odd and, simply on the page, captivating women in all of Shakespeare, and it's one of his most beautiful, odd plays".
Both of these things happen this season, which finds a renewed emphasis on not only creating comedy but exploring the industry of comedy (the second episode sees Louie hosting an open mic night with the most odd set you've ever seen).
CW: Well, it happened in the most odd way.
In a ruling which also applies to Channel 4, the judge described the position as "most odd" and "potentially inconvenient in its consequence".
Aside from the organ harvesting, the homophobia, the anti-evolution ballad, and the Karl Marx apparition, the thing I found most odd about my Shen Yun experience in Houston was the hosts' explanation of Chinese classical dance.
Apart from another acknowledgement at the end of the set, before "Radicals," the show progressed as most Odd Future shows do: howling on stage, mayhem in the crowd, oodles of stage dives (including by Tyler, wearing a cast on his right leg), chants that make parents nervous, disinterest in naysayers.
But the last reaction is the one I find most odd.
Most odd is the presence of Oleksandr Tkachenko in the photo.
