Sentence examples for is odd in that from inspiring English sources

Cauliflower is odd in that its subtle flavor would seem to demand gentle treatment, and yet it works well with very strong flavors like anchovy, olives and garlic.

The work is odd in that it draws so heavily from Wayne, while also dissing him on Can't Tell: "Pussy boy, I'll leave you dead and call it Dedication," he raps, referencing Wayne's mixtape series.

the function is odd in and is odd in, that is, (4.9).

One finger, wheel-less scrolling is odd in that it adds momentum (you can turn it off) that will spin you past your desired point with an errant flick of your finger.

The film is odd in that it feels like a corny romance drama filled with all the typical tropes like kissing in the rain, but will randomly turn into a poorly executed thriller during the scenes where a Boston cop is on the hunt for Hough's character, Katie.

The lengths of both lock-ons is odd, in that they could have given the Turks the opportunity to glean intelligence about the radar systems of the planes — especially the relatively new and unknown Su-30SM — that would be extremely interesting to not only Turkey, but also Israel and NATO nations.

The pronouncement was odd, in that the aims of the war had been largely "psychological".

Lightning strikes are odd in that they are profoundly traumatic but rarely fatal: about ninety per cent of the people who get struck survive.

"I thought it was odd in that he was alone, he'd been waiting outside the house," Armstrong reported about the visit on March 17 in southern France.

I admit that I'm a bit obsessive when it comes to documentation in business, but perhaps I'm odd in that respect.

These tablets are odd in that Dell is making and selling them in Asia with a secondary interesting the rest of the world.