Sentence examples for considered odd for from inspiring English sources
More dentists are selling their own products, in part because it's no longer considered odd for a doctor to have a boutique skin cream.
In Iran, where it would be considered odd for a young girl to roam alone, the story features a little boy.
Mr. George, a 26-year-old graduate of Duke University, said his choice of profession was considered odd for the usual reasons: not much money and not much glamour.
When someone requests something you consider odd, take a step back to consider how "odd" the request truly is.
Although Ms. Owen has long been favored for runway work and experimental fashion photography, until recently her looks were considered too odd for the mainstream.
Though it has often been considered an odd choice for Raimi a director known for his violent horror films to direct a family-friendly franchise, the hiring was mostly inspired by Raimi's passion for the comic books as a kid.
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.
And second, 2 a.m. is not considered an odd hour for hundreds of people to gather each year in mas camps — or costume-building locations — in storefronts around Flatbush, East New York and other neighborhoods to painstakingly sew, staple and glue-gun the thousands of outfits that will turn Eastern Parkway into a hip-shaking explosion of Caribbean food, music, costume design and dance.
This would usually be considered an odd move for someone who has so often been vocal in the press... unless they're being investigated by the FBI for campaign finance improprieties and don't want to have to face questions from reporters about it.
That must have been considered pretty odd.
