Sentence examples for even odder to from inspiring English sources

This is why it was so remarkable, yet so typical, to see Obama take credit, boasting of his "persistence," and even odder to see how warmly his self-aggrandizing remarks were received.

She was even odder to live with.

It seems even odder to suggest that private schools might play a key part in a socially comprehensive system.

But it's even odder to pick a fight with a reporter working for a newspaper you're in business with.

It's even odder to hear of Hare's quandary since one reason we're meeting is because he's just been awarded the PEN/Pinter prize.

It's even odder to think that he initially wasn't the preferred candidate for the dual position of cantor of St. Thomas Church and music director of Leipzig.

It's a shallow portrayal, shrill even (odd to say for an actor of Mr. Murray's girth and vocal sonority), but then it's a shallow part.

What's fascinating about the project as it's developed is that, at the time, it was considered quite radical, perhaps even odd, to bring tech people into the equation.

Some people believe it's "wrong," even odd, to be single.

These combinations seem to lead to even odder, more inventive feats of engineering in which single figures are broken down into several separate pieces hinged together with hooks or little posts that fit into holes.

July is an odd time to play football and an even odder time to boo your own team.