Sentence examples for is certainly odd from inspiring English sources

That congressional Republicans are advocating more aid to Israel than the Israeli government agreed to is certainly odd.

It is certainly odd when you enter John's Sharpening Service & Supplies and the first thing you hear is a customer asking about the price of a hairbrush.

Bean's touch is unsteady, and "Noise" is certainly odd, but the movie is alive with the creative madness of New York.

I can think of a few more incongruous soundtracks for the All England Club (Husker Du's New Day Rising, perhaps) but This Charming Man is certainly odd enough.

It is certainly odd that the Pickering-Mullen review team did not interview Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and her deputies, but Mrs. Clinton and several other senior State Department officials have testified before Congress.

This is certainly odd, yet there is meaning in its toils - a cameo of a teenage girl who is always keen to show what she has just learned, its syntactic awkwardness a consequence of the character's seriousness.

The man's behaviour was certainly odd.

"It's certainly odd that she died quite so young.

JEFFREY TOOBIN: I don't know if it's dangerous, but it's certainly odd.

Not the fact that puppets have sex in it, though that's certainly odd.

It's certainly odd, but not in the jaunty, matter-of-fact way of full-blown magic realism.