Sentence examples for considered odd enough from inspiring English sources

Mr Houellebecq's "disconnection" was considered odd enough to generate silly conspiracy theories.

In January 1983 the idea of a 'club Djoininging the elite ranks of professional dance music producers was still considered odd enough to warrant a quarter-page story in Billboard magazine.

It's considered odd to talk to non-phone technology in public.

She was considered odd.

Almost two decades later, the idea of a man as main child-carer was still considered comically odd enough for ITV to screen Holding the Baby (1997-98), in which a wife runs off with her lover and leaves her husband to look after their son.

When someone requests something you consider odd, take a step back to consider how "odd" the request truly is.

And if that combination wasn't odd enough, consider that George Carey, the archbishop of Canterbury, of all people, may have had one of the more profound insights into the state of the global economy when he remarked that Enron 's recent collapse raised fundamental questions about honesty and accountability within capitalism.

"I'm hoping they might just think me odd enough to let me off".

That is odd enough.

But odd enough.

"Just odd enough to mean something unusual.