Sentence examples for a very odd idea from inspiring English sources

There are not enough details yet, but the concept of pledging future pensions to help young people buy homes really does seem a very odd idea.

They had a very odd idea of what kind of music they wanted to put into the show.

It's true that Evans's painstaking, often pedantic, always earnest destruction of Irving's historical claims did the most to nail him, not as a brilliant man with some very odd ideas but as a fraud who abused his gifts as a researcher.

Kirstein was an enabler with some very odd ideas for ballets that Balanchine managed for the most part to ignore.

Some people have very odd ideas about customer service".

Ohno [ 37] had some very odd ideas about the mechanism of gene expression that led him to believe that tandem duplication could never lead to anything productive.

"This is a very odd and very far-reaching idea that came out of nowhere," said the aide, who spoke on condition of anonymity.

"I thought I was a very odd choice indeed, and I was amused by the whole idea".

"I thought to myself, This is a very odd publication.

A very odd decision.

"There's a very odd atmosphere there.