Sentence examples for a fairly odd from inspiring English sources

It's a fairly odd situation.

So the continuing interest in the Electric Six seems a fairly odd phenomenon.

THE other day I blurted out during a radio interview that I hate to travel, which is admittedly a fairly odd statement given that I have been writing about travel here for more than 14 years.

But this was a "fairly odd impulse that was indulged by a fragment of the population," according to Thomas Mallon, whose works include "A Book of One's Own: People and Their Diaries".

So how well-known is he? "It's a fairly odd level of fame: one person will recognise me and the person next to them will be really loud about not knowing".

On the face of it, the decision to hire a recently relegated manager to try and push a team that has hovered on the periphery of European qualification in recent years seemed a fairly odd one.

It all seemed quite normal at the time but looking back, sitting in a kids LEGO Themed electric boat floating amongst the ice and snow being followed by a scuba diver in a public swimming pool was fairly odd… – Stuart.

In a DVD review of the first season, David B. Grelck gave the episode a rating of 3½/5 and commented: "Surprisingly, this early episode has a lot of the zest of the later shows, despite fairly odd looking art and a very Walter Matthau voice for Homer, still has some laughs".

These old-school conferences were fairly odd events, with a culture of their own: the Westminster bubble transplanted to out-of-season resorts by a greyish-brown sea.

He's got fairly odd tastes for a drummer (most drummers are ape over Billy Cobham, Cream or Yes) – he actually named Allen Toussaint's album of last year, entitled Southern Nights, among his most-played records.

This is actually our second day in the city, so we've had a chance to get used to its fairly odd street signs.