Sentence examples for inherently odd from inspiring English sources
There is nothing inherently odd about libertarians supporting religious liberty, and I may have overstated things last week in a post at Big Think when I called libertarian support of Hobby Lobby "incoherent".
Paulie Jennings, organizer of the festival, sees nothing inherently odd about the squad's origins, though this is the first time the city will be represented at a major hula competition.
Plus, I think this is a hard question to answer because narrowly defining these things is inherently odd.
I mention how I always feel acute guilt when laughing at the song, causing him to shrug: "There's probably something inherently funny about seeing a short, odd looking bloke absolutely bawling at the top of his lungs".
I always found it odd because I believe I am inherently lazy but upon taking stock, I do seem to get a lot done.
I remember thinking it odd to assume that changing one's self-presentation is inherently suspect.
In an odd twist, identified anarchists themselves become small-scale legislators that their beliefs inherently reject.
After spotting a red squirrel crossing a road at a traffic light, Woolfson begins to ponder the odd and often tortuous logic by which so-called native species are regarded as inherently superior to "invaders".
Inherently unconstitutional.
Is hockey inherently violent?
