Sentence examples for distinctly odd from inspiring English sources
The result is distinctly odd.
This rhetoric, with its enthusiasm for "destruction" and "liquidation," sounds distinctly odd coming from Benjamin.
In short, presidential elections repel the well-adjusted and attract the distinctly odd.
In fact, as a redeemer figure, Manuel Zelaya is a distinctly odd choice.
Right next to Canz is a distinctly odd storefront place called Queens Comfort.
The idea was to let distinctly odd performers compete before a panel of B-list celebrities.
She was distinctly odd-pretty.
For example: the champagne, Nicolas Feuillate, is perfectly drinkable but distinctly second-rank; odd when the competition is listing first-rank stuff like Krug, Dom P. and Ruinart.
Odd, that: I distinctly remember that when he was sent to Defence, we were told that Geoff, as a man now destined to mix with the military, would henceforth be known as Geoffrey.
The reason the bones looked odd — Neanderthal femurs are distinctly bowed — was that the Cossack had spent too long on his horse.
An extraordinary achievement of research and style, this is a book which describes a moment and a place in history that are so surpassingly odd as to be distinctly weird.
