Sentence examples for a bit odd to from inspiring English sources

As rate hike odds decline and yields slip, it's a bit odd to see the utilities come under pressure, but that's what happened Thursday.

"It seems to me a bit odd to say nine months later 'oh it's all disastrous'".

"You have to be a bit odd to do this," agrees Gregorio.

It would be a bit odd to say that we have a duty to be kind.

These days their relationship is a bit odd, to say the least.

At first, Sirsi's move downtown seemed a bit odd to many longtime residents of Huntsville.

"It might seem a bit odd to some of them, if I may say so, but this is the reality".

I mean, it might be a bit odd to see a black actor playing, say, Don Corleone.

"It's a bit odd to hear her say 'Valentin Fiodorovich'," the film critic Andrei Plakhov noted in Kommersant newspaper.

So it's a bit odd to suggest, as it nonetheless does get suggested, that no, no, at some level, people don't really believe they're going to die.

But it would sound a bit odd to say that the sunflower is further than the house, given that the sunflower lies in the opposite direction.