Sentence examples for an odd practice from inspiring English sources

Shooting a marvel of nature and shipping its carcass home seems an odd practice to many.

In the meantime, an odd practice began that would become the signature activity of the original Boalt Hall.

During Ms. Lu's interview on Monday, no aides were present -- an odd practice for the future No. 2 official of a country.

Why does the artistic recreation of an animal using the animal's own skin (undeniably a very odd practice) create such eerie animal-things?

When it was an institute of legal education, it enforced the odd practice of fining a student when he got something wrong: a halfpenny for a defective word, a farthing for a defective syllable and a penny for an improper word.

The Pirates call their odd practice of trading anybody who's half decent "rebuilding" — but, as SI.com points out, they've now been rebuilding for seventeen years, which puts it about on a par with reconstruction projects in Afghanistan, with a similar level of success.

Odd practice, but either way I'm sure it was great experience.

Their talk is not just dirty but bizarrely detailed — spangled with fantasy, odd practices, and curious devices.

Two of Mr. Mullet's brothers and two of his sisters in the gallery — in caps, not scarves — barely concealed their disgust as defense lawyers described his odd practices as true Amish.

He just undertook some very odd practices to get [those things]." .

The odd practices then get even stranger, with another screenshot clearly of Lin Mei's personal Facebook account.