Sentence examples for every bit as odd from inspiring English sources

And all of them every bit as odd and interesting as the family and neighbors Vincent left behind.

Turing, superbly played by Benedict Cumberbatch, is every bit as odd and ornery a figure as the Lawrence portrayed by Peter O'Toole in Lean's film.

A handful made recordings that sound every bit as odd today as they did in the 60's, and of these, a few hardy souls have survived with their lambent visions intact.

"I love that guy; the most generous human being I have ever known next to my father". The odd couple is every bit as hilarious as Oscar and Felix, the Clippers losing like always, but who cares?

That's a darn shame, because the Constitution signers were every bit as interesting--quirky, brilliant, rascally, and odd--as the men who came before them.

Proves that Finns are very bit as charmingly odd as we suspected.

"This was a bit odd, as far as we were concerned, because there are rules and regulations that say, for example, that players cannot play with a string bracelet or a plaster," Queiroz said.

Three white males, a woman and a small child saw me get out of my car, and one of them turned his back to me and shouted "fucking immigrants, we voted out!" It struck me as a bit odd as I am not an immigrant.

Oh, and the Mac OS X dock overlaid on Windows 7 (see below photo) is a bit odd as well, but judging by the overall design of the netbook it would appear that the company is going after a frugal MacBook Air-loving crowd with this one.  .

"If anything in your environment strikes you as a bit odd, a bit off, pick up the phone.

Despite his obvious enthusiasm, he has often been viewed by colleagues as odd, a bit of a maverick.