Sentence examples for be to be odd from inspiring English sources
There aren't any overarching themes to his work, explains Rivoire to The Creators Project, "apart from the fact that I like working with reflective textures in 3D such as metal, silver or gold," but, simply put, he likes his work to be " to be odd and funny, having a surrealist feeling".
The same goes for professions whose exemptions were, to be polite, odd.
Definition: A function is said to be odd if.
She assures her fans that it is OK to be odd.
It's easier to be odd when the culture has its back turned.
Wood strikes us today as a comical-looking little woman, but her presentation was always thought to be odd.
"While it seems to be odd, obviously it is effective," he said.
But these games here on Sunday are going to be odd because all four teams may start with the emphasis inside more than outside.
To have a unique representation, all node values are defined to be odd.
But we should point out that in all theorems of our paper, the nonlinearity is assumed to be odd in, while no such symmetry is required in [20].
