Sentence examples for as particularly odd from inspiring English sources

Neither the lack of Hispanic female athletes nor the unpopularity of sports among their peers strikes them as particularly odd.

I often studied her paintings, trying to figure out where they came from, and the American commission struck me as particularly odd.

What strikes me as particularly odd about the idea of a Nexus tablet is that the Nexus brand has been meant from the beginning to put users right at Android's cutting edge.

Syd had dabbled in paganism during high school, so this didn't strike him as particularly odd.

The guy who'd done my tattoo was busy sweeping up outside the shop, which didn't strike me as particularly odd, but as soon as I began showing him the tattoo, his manager leapt up out of his chair and started screaming at the guy.

Here this omission seems particularly odd as the chef, Yoichi Saito, is Japanese.

It is particularly odd, as she points out, that he gave so little attention to what would happen after his death: just a bit of forethought would have safeguarded the embassy's physical, financial and archival future.

Adjectives are always good, of course; no short story really ought to be without adjectives, particularly odd ones such as "fulsome"—that the reader usually has to go and look up.

Mr. Isenberg's princely deal seems particularly odd given that he will remain as chairman even as Anthony Petrello, the longtime No. 2 at the company, replaces him in the chief executive role.

Splitting apart the "Temptation of Saint Anthony Is Mirrors" photographs is particularly odd, since they were made as a sequence.

This is particularly odd considering a some studies show children as being particularly susceptible to certain types of radiation.