Sentence examples for be a rather odd from inspiring English sources
This world-famous image turned out to be a rather odd symbol.
"I think that anyone who says that they are not upset at all by it would be a rather odd human being.
Given all that I had been through, I thought it was a rather odd request.
The overall result is a rather odd but ultimately humane and very welcome book.
Where www.net-a-porter.com How much £665 ASOS The Peter Pan collar is a rather odd little accessory, but it really can transform an outfit.
Personally, I think this is a rather odd punishment, given that wearers of these shorts essentially wear that sign every day, ba boom boom tish.
The New Yorker, September 14 , 1935P. 13 At hand is a rather odd communication from the State Tax Department, reminding us that we have not paid our June 15th installment.
The chancellor told the Today programme on BBC Radio 4: "There is a rather odd phenomenon at the moment which does happen, believe it or not, in politics.
All things considered it was a rather odd release, bearing as it did the tone of objection to a punishment not yet levied.This morning in Washington, it was levied.
It's a rather odd case as the claim for loss and theft of property arises out of a murder investigation for which the claimant is serving a life sentence.
By E. B. White and W. R. E. Baxter The New Yorker, September 14 , 1935P. 13 At hand is a rather odd communication from the State Tax Department, reminding us that we have not paid our June 15th installment.
