Sentence examples for intensely odd from inspiring English sources
It would be the same with any book, but in the case of Dickens, who induces such intense (and intensely odd) passions in his devotees, you can multiply this by five.
But the gesture still stood!" The Museum of Jurassic Technology in Culver City is an intensely odd and amazing archive of oddities that claims to provide the community with a "hands-on experience of life in the Lower Jurassic".
So we come to Disquiet, this intensely odd, beautiful novella by Julia Leigh, a writer who has no more interest in what her story is about than do her characters.
Its story starts in 16th-century Europe, where intensely curious apothecaries, scholars and the odd nobleman or king began to amass hodgepodge collections of strange and beautiful objects that piqued their interest, inspired awe and demanded further study.
In New York, where Kusama lived for more than a decade, acquaintances remember her as a quiet, small, attractive woman, intensely driven and odd, but certainly not someone about whom you would use a word like "crazy".
(Petrusich) ★ Lykke Li (Monday) This Swedish singer's voice is high, sweet and precious, but — much like Bjork's — it's also odd and intensely idiosyncratic.
An eye for true art is a skill that many young people do not yet have, and so, your maturity of taste will most likely strike others as odd but intensely fascinating.
No, I can't get the odd incongruity of feeling intensely and at the same time knowing that there's no importance in that feeling.
His sounds have an odd brightness, so that even intensely personal songs end up feeling buoyant, and — here is where the labels start writing checks — he is exceptionally good at getting the best out of singers.
