Sentence examples for is particularly odd from inspiring English sources

In the corporate world, one example is particularly odd: companies choose health insurance for their workers.

This is particularly odd given just how many Britons were once in service, says Moran.

The latter is particularly odd since Southern California has always fancied itself as the epicenter of American car culture.

Splitting apart the "Temptation of Saint Anthony Is Mirrors" photographs is particularly odd, since they were made as a sequence.

What is particularly odd about this last assertion is that Obama hardly minimized the threat of terrorism during the campaign.

This is particularly odd because most of this material is new to the play: the story itself is sharper, its dialogue crisp and economical.

The people he talks to don't feel it's particularly odd at all.

So it's particularly odd that I've just received a text message welcoming me to the United Arab Emirates.

He said it was particularly odd for an industry with a huge presence in London, with its diverse population.

The one off the maid's room was particularly odd: it had a toilet and a tub, but the sink was in the bedroom.

The Economist magazine said the remark "was particularly odd coming from Dr. Nakajima, who has himself been accused of quasi-incomprehensibility, even when he speaks Japanese".