Sentence examples for a very odd aspect from inspiring English sources

It is a very odd aspect of contemporary Britain that a country which is almost unrecognizable from the one which nurtured Fleming (aside, of course, from the occasional survival, such as a seemingly unstoppable urge to despoil Iraq) should still, for so much of the world, remain the country of James Bond.

It's a very odd prospect.

I love the BBC in many ways, but at the same time it has made me loathe aspects of it, and that's a very odd state of affairs.

A very odd decision.

"There's a very odd atmosphere there.

Then a very odd thing happened.

CELIBACY is a very odd thing.

It was a very odd time".

This is a very odd play".

It's a very odd thing, bareboating.

"It is a very odd mix.