Sentence examples for an odd question was from inspiring English sources

Now here is an odd question: was it easy for Stubbs to paint this animal?

The odd question was uttered in a posh New York restaurant a few decades ago.

This odd question is troubling the bosses of big manufacturing companies these days.

Here's an odd question: What are the chances (and how could we tell) that Rosie is in fact Pip, the baby who fledged last year?

And he asked me what at the time I thought was an odd question which is, "Are your parents in this business?" And I said, "Television?" And he said, "No, no, no, not my business, your business.

It's an odd question to be asking on a Saturday night in Stevenson Square, the booming heart of Manchester's Northern Quarter.

The odd questions are often meant to determine a "baseline" response -- the posture one has when not lying -- so it can be used for contrast with lying behavior.

If it sounds like an odd question, it is only because we never ask it.

I also understand that asking why you're here is an odd question because there's an obvious answer.

That may sound an odd question, but it isn't.

Then in an onstage interview Mr. Roumain directed listeners' attention to a question he asked in his program note: "Is a young, dreadlocked, black, American violinist allowed to play 'Hatikva' and make it his own?" It seemed an odd question since anything is "allowed" in a musical performance, and at any rate he had just done it.