Sentence examples for an especially odd from inspiring English sources

The bald eagle was an especially odd choice of poster bird for Audubon's initiative.

At least one person inside the company called the choice an especially odd one in terms of company politics.

Public-health experts note that the soft-drink industry is an especially odd candidate for taxpayer generosity, given its central role in increasing obesity and health costs.

Yet in the past couple of months it has become the setting for a farce – an especially odd farce, mind, that winds up making you furious.

It was a plan devised by an especially odd couple — Sam Adams, the first openly gay mayor of Portland, and Kevin Palau, the scion of an evangelical association created by his father, Luis.

The Republican talk-a-thon is an especially odd parliamentary creature in that it is an extended debate to protest the Democrats' use of the filibuster, which in modern usage no longer involves extended debate.

It was an especially odd-sounding move then, but fast-forward a couple of years past the acquisitions and the company has added a few billion dollars to its valuation, as well as a variety of mainstay features like its Discover tab and geofilters.

For that matter, his office has no Web site, e-mail address or even a computer — especially odd for a modern architect.

The perception that the ability to write fiction humanises a person is especially odd as novelists are often monsters of egotism and cruelty.

Which must make the treatment of him by some media as a spokesman for the Somali community especially odd, and a little daunting.

These powers are popular: MORI, a pollster, finds that they are opposed by just 4% of people.Hostility to a drinking ban is especially odd given that drunkenness on trains and buses is a problem.