Sentence examples for is distinctly odd from inspiring English sources
The result is distinctly odd.
And that way, under the direction of Jorge Lavelli, is distinctly odd.
Frantic efforts to save the reform effort are under way in the Senate, but it is distinctly odd to note that the president's signature policy is now being devised for him by a gang of six senators.
It was distinctly odd trying to interview Hopper with his sick daughter lying on the sofa beside him.
'It would have been distinctly odd if Da Vinci hadn't been influenced in some way by the Middle East.
The program on Wednesday evening was distinctly odd: an overstuffed evening of almost entirely operatic fare, mingling chestnuts with a few harder nuts.
Farage has somehow pulled off the difficult trick of appearing to be an ordinary bloke who would be a pleasure to talk to in the pub, while being distinctly odd.
Frankie's children are distinctly odd, and so is her husband, a quarry manager named Mike, played by Neil Flynn, who was the janitor on "Scrubs" and here has some of that same loony detachment.
(the omissive type of Moorean sentences) are distinctly odd, and even prima facie self-defeating, despite the fact that they may well be true.
She was distinctly odd-pretty.
