Sentence examples for endlessly odd from inspiring English sources

Yet "The Hour" is no "Mad Men": over four seasons, Matthew Weiner's narcotic drama has swerved in endlessly odd, psychologically rich directions and, when it fails, it fails out of ambition.

I was both intimidated and endlessly curious.

But now there is another European court, and one which the tabloids (and the odd broadsheet) endlessly muddle up with the Strasbourg court.

As a portrait of a young man doing his best to make a hash of his parents' best-laid plans, "The Man in the Gray Flannel Skirt" is a story of relentless self-doubt and the endlessly sliding sideways through odd jobs, with the author losing himself in fleeting obsessions, like body building or collecting serial-killer cards.

The pathetic symbiotic relationship of this odd couple is endlessly amusing," he said.

In keeping with the Tour, winners' jerseys are awarded – for climbing and sprinting, but also for the most pee stops, rudest jokes and for the king of kit faffing… After a week of perpetual motion, our wheels endlessly spinning, it's so odd to come to a standstill.

Their humor plays well for 30 minutes, but is also reducible and portable in ways that make sense online: punch lines are more like catch phrases that feel like Twitter hashtags, and scenes with celebrations, dances and odd body movements look hilarious when looped endlessly as a GIF.

How odd that these "imponderables" should be just the kind of thing humankind has pondered endlessly.

FOR 40-odd years now, as Barack Obama lamented on March 30th, American politicians have banged on endlessly about the evils of America's dependence on imported oil, without doing very much about it.

(Speaking of clichés, a warning to Stern applicants: avoid quoting the Robert Frost poem "The Road Not Taken". Nearly every American has to read it in school, and it thus gets quoted endlessly. Meanwhile there are thousands of other perfectly good poems that go ignored. Odds are the Stern readers are already rather tired of it).

It may seem odd to complain about a lack of interest in our molecular nature because people seem to be endlessly fascinated – if not obsessed – by DNA, one of the most famous biological molecules of all time.