Sentence examples for deemed odd from inspiring English sources

Her book "Charles Dickens: By His Eldest Daughter" infuriated her spirited younger sister Kate (who became a painter) and is deemed "odd" by Mr. Gottlieb for good reason.

Anything less is deemed odd and undesirable.

The Mantra-Rock Dance was scheduled on Sunday evening,, 1967 – a day of the week that Chet Helms deemed odd and unlikely to generate substantial attendance.

Off we ventured to the Griffin to try this weird booze, whose hoppy discovery is described on its website as being "deemed "odd" and end ing) up quickly banished to a laboratory".

People justify hoarding as curating and recycling, deeming odd objects beautiful and useful.

These 42 records were adjusted manually by editing the fields that were deemed inconsistent, odd, or erroneous.

The media showed concern over the film's title, deeming it "odd", and some people were shocked because of the title, which can be translated into English as "mean".

On leaving school, he wanted to be a poster artist, but that was deemed "a bit odd" in the big railway town, so he took up the closest thing, an apprenticeship as a typesetter.

She is admired in her party for being smart, sensible and no-nonsense, and any suggestion that she isn't "clubbable" can be attributed to the underlying sexism of a place where ministers who prefer putting the kids to bed rather than drinking with colleagues are deemed a bit odd.

Kelefa Sanneh of The New York Times deemed it as "an odd, overstuffed track, not so much a song as a series of party chants".

Lacking evidence of abusive behavior on Carroll's part, we may deem him an odd kind of moral hero, quite apart from the literary glories that his obsession yielded.