Sentence examples for funny odd from inspiring English sources

Funny odd, but also funny funny.

"Australia often have funny, odd games and they have had one today".

The narrator, Anthony Cunningham of Year Six, has a direct and beguiling voice: funny, odd and compulsively readable.

Those three little words "I love you" are spoken in a context that is funny, odd and almost unbearably moving.

It was funny, odd and became a cult hit, which means it never quite got the ratings it deserved.

You will be my favorite late-night talk-show host 4ever — you're smart, funny, odd, and touching, and you appear to genuinely be interested in your guests and in the concepts of accomplishment, creativity, and the public good, without letting that stop the flow of Stupid Pet Tricks.

"Queer" makes an appearance in the thesaurus, where we're told it means "funny", "perplexing", "odd", or "curious", but is not present in the dictionary at all.

How odd that the funniest of all the Pythons seems to have become the least inventive, a touch too curmudgeonly, a tad too retro.

Harg Nallin' captures his inimitable style, full of odd-looking characters, funny little songs, and Neely's iconic vocal performances.

Remember when Ed Miliband ate a sandwich and it was really funny because he's quite odd-looking, is Miliband, that he looks slightly goofy, a little bit stop motion?

It sounds odd, but a comic novel need not be particularly funny.