Are the people he describes odd?
When his patients describe odd beliefs, he pays close attention.
A seafood terrine special could only be described as odd: It was coarse and encircled by a thin ribbon of soggy pastry.
His recent works, which draw from the realms of theatre, film, technology, and science, are best described as odd, sensory environments.
Jackson arrived 90 minutes late for the press conference and made brief remarks that some of the 350 reporters described as odd and disjointed.
From being a young man whom acquaintances described as odd, he became the sole suspect in the shooting of Representative Gabrielle Giffords, a Democrat from Arizona's Eighth District.
He described the odd, evasive loops flown by Saint-Exupéry, who at the time was 44, overweight and in pain from fractures sustained in numerous flying accidents.
As one doctor described the odd syndrome in a 1989 article, "Pathologic laughter is devoid of any inner sense of joy and pathologic weeping of any feeling of inner sorrow".
But she described as "odd" the idea that some women have—"that all of this is going to be handed to you, that you're going to be completely protected, that it's supposed to be better than it is".
Two of Mr. Mullet's brothers and two of his sisters in the gallery — in caps, not scarves — barely concealed their disgust as defense lawyers described his odd practices as true Amish.
As I child, I related strongly to Sara Crewe [the eponymous novella on which Frances Hodgson Burnett's A Little Princess is based] – she is described as "odd", is fierce, often alone, and I aspired to her romantic intelligence and stoicism.
