Sentence examples for exceptionally odd from inspiring English sources

Jean Merrill's "The Pushcart War," published in 1964, is an exceptionally odd children's book.

It is fantastically exhilarating and exceptionally odd, even before you get to the lyrics.

By Peter C. Baker September 17, 2014 Jean Merrill's "The Pushcart War," published in 1964, is an exceptionally odd children's book.

Given that the Gospels do give neat and memorable pictures of individuals – the vertically challenged tax gatherer Zacchaeus, the aged Simeon and Anna in the Temple, Mary Magdalene – it is exceptionally odd that we get so little about the apostles.

He is an exceptionally good rapper, talented enough to overcome the threatening, offensive mojo that Odd Future has spent years conjuring.

Exceptionally good, in fact.

Early explanations with exceptionally large diffuse stars, black holes, and odd doughnut-shaped discs are no longer accepted.

Barring the odd orgasmic groan, Sexuality is an exceptionally polite collection of electro-disco that forgoes sleazy stylings for pristine beat-making and pretty, swirling synths.

In Lynchburg, this constitutes odd behavior, for the city is an exceptionally tight-knit, civic-minded place.

"Middlesex" is also a coming-of-age story, albeit an exceptionally fraught one, as it gradually dawns on the adolescent Callie that there's something seriously odd about her body -- and that she's besotted with a female classmate.

Odd skeletal features of platypuses include an archaic robust shoulder girdle and a short, wide humerus providing extensive muscle attachment areas for the exceptionally strong front limbs.