Sentence examples for indeed odd from inspiring English sources

And the notion of "decolonising" some islands by giving them to a country rejected by 100% of their inhabitants is indeed odd.

It is indeed odd to hear a pop singer repeating his own name: "Everybody wanting a piece of Michael Jackson/Reporters stalking the moves of Michael Jackson".

While it has been typical of Castro to wait several beats longer than might be expected to deny reports of his death, the omission is, indeed, odd.

It was indeed odd to see his abstract lyrics transformed into sing-along choruses, as when audience members helped him chant: I alone settle, I alone peddle in the mud, I alone I condone rebel zone planning I alone stand in a social coma all up to your dome Follow I alone.

Proof: Corollary 4.4 shows that these determinants are indeed odd.

The argument could be made that there should be a better representation of women than I had witnessed that afternoon, i.e., that it was, indeed, odd.

His story of how he came by a collection of works dating from 1900 to 1932 is odd, so odd indeed that it has to be true.

Have you ever done this before?" The night did, indeed, feel so odd and unprecedented that her first impulse was to say no, but then she realized what he meant and she laughed out loud.

Indeed, an odd coalition of environmentalists and conservatives has sprung up around the country to defend solar power.

That Britain still had sovereignty over a clutch of islands in the South Atlantic did, indeed, seem odd.

There is indeed something odd about an aid programme which in practice concentrates on attacking the guerrillas while apparently ignoring the paramilitaries: both are equally involved in drugs.