Sentence examples for as pretty odd from inspiring English sources

As an example, I pointed out that, growing up, I was aware my non-Catholic friends regarded it as pretty odd that I believed the communion wafer became the body and blood of Christ.

All I have said is if Labour come third... the convention of the system that he can nonetheless carry on as prime minister will strike people as pretty odd.

Clegg again clarifies his comments about working with Brown if Labour came third in share of the vote: If the Labour party were to come third in the share of the vote it would strike people as pretty odd that because of some dusty old convention the prime minister of the day could still be sitting in No 10.

(Again, the whole "Ryan is a genius" premise has always struck me as pretty odd, but I've chalked it up to "relatively speaking, in comparison to Congress' typical shambling packs of the Bad Hair And Brain Dead).

His comments come at a pretty odd time, as he's engaged in a tight race with incumbent Republican Governor Rick Scott.

"Dash it all," he says, "we're pretty odd when you think that we started off 3bn years ago as single cells floating around".

It was pretty odd.

So it's pretty odd for me.

It's going to be pretty odd".

"That's a pretty odd feeling".

It's a pretty odd feeling".