Sentence examples for a highly odd from inspiring English sources

Moving onto Neeson, this seems a highly odd career choice.

Eight months after a Presidential election that saw bitter fights over voter suppression, it is highly odd for the Court to be calling such concerns quaint.

The primary text, V. M. Straka's "Ship of Theseus," is a highly symbolic, mystical tale of an odd man named S., who finds himself spinning through a widening gyre of conspiracy theories, assassination plots and strange voyages.

As part of a highly specific and at times frankly odd "toolkit" seen by some as a free-market bonanza for multinational businesses, ownership rules for Greek pharmacies, marketing laws for milk and the regulations governing who can call themselves a baker are also up for reform.

I discovered this odd reality after a highly successful school and college career involving Shaker Heights High School, Amherst College, and Brown University.

Prior to implementation, students' SAT-Math scores were a highly significant correlate of course success (Odds Ratio 1.78 7.69, p < 0.001), such that an increase of one standard deviation correlated with roughly a nearly fourfold increase in the likelihood of a student earning a B-minus or better in the course.

This is a bit of an odd one, because it's a highly specialized API that helps businesses better match jobs to candidates.

Odd Girl Out was adapted into a highly acclaimed Lifetime television movie.

We provide a highly accurate recursive algorithm to compute the probability of detection for odd degrees of freedom.

The program opens (Friday at 6 15 p.m). and closes (Sunday at 9 15 p.m). with Lau Kar-wing's highly acclaimed "Odd Couple," a 1979 comedy about a pair of aging martial arts masters (Mr. Lau and the formidable "Fat Dragon," Sammo Hung) who have to get their star pupils (also Mr. Lau and Mr. Hung) out of a scrape.

He seems at home in the highly controversial Odd Future, yet later this year he will open for Coldplay.