Sentence examples for a bit odd for me from inspiring English sources

I must confess, it's a bit odd for me to find myself in complete agreement with a proper old-school Tory: Oxford, side-parting and pinstripe.

To be honest, it's a bit odd for me to be the only original.

One victim of the shooting played the game and voiced reserved support, remarking that "It probably sounds a bit odd for someone like me to say, but I appreciate the fact at least to some degree that something like this was made".

This strikes me as a bit odd for a couple of reasons.

It was a little bit odd for me because I had come up as a first baseman and I didn't even own an outfielder's glove.

She was wearing a cross, which would have been a bit odd for Mary, a Protestant.

So it's a bit odd for Trump to suggest the Lebanese government is fighting Hezbollah.

It was maybe a bit odd for him to be doing Johnny Cash songs".

James Bendall, owner of Axiom, said: "I have to admit, I find the motion a bit odd for a beer consumer group AGM.

So it is a bit odd for Gnaulati to use this theory, with no acknowledgement of its history, to worry about undervaluing boys' "mental gifts".

(Perhaps it's a bit odd for the not entirely democratic Kuwaitis to scoff at prospects for democracy in their neighbor, but most do so).