Sentence examples for it's somewhat odd from inspiring English sources

It's somewhat odd that Fagin's book has come out now, a reminder of one misfortune as Toms River is dealing with another.

So it's somewhat odd that Pepsi's FruitWorks, a line of juice-based noncarbonated drinks that will compete with brands like the Triarc Beverage Group's Snapple and Coca-Cola's Fruitopia, is being introduced nationally this month with comparatively -- but deliberately -- little fanfare.

It's somewhat odd that trust in the administration's handling of the oil spill is higher than trust in BP's efforts 30% v 26% considering the administration is relying on BP to cap the gusher.

So the company's third project this decade comes with no small amount of baggage – which is why it's somewhat odd that the studio known for its epic fantasy adventures has decided to enter the genre of … digital card games.

It's somewhat odd to hope that it is just being manipulative.

It's somewhat odd that Microsoft would choose this time to highlight this program.

It is somewhat odd that the musical tastes of today's youth are still linked closely to a band that released its last album when the parents of today's teenagers hadn't even met and music still came on vinyl.

It was right not to slash the defence budget to the point where the country's ability to project power would have been permanently crippled (though it is somewhat odd that Britain will temporarily find itself in possession of a new aircraft-carrier but without the planes to put on it—see article).

Looking back on the history of the development of Japanese studies in this country, it is somewhat odd that this relationship between language teaching and literature was struck in the first place.

It is somewhat odd that while club owners across Europe desperately woo Pep Guardiola, he has been passed over for the one job in which he explicitly expressed an interest.

Nonetheless, it was somewhat odd —and perhaps unexpected — to hear so many passing through the doors on Monday suggest that Mr. Clinton's comments were a natural reaction in support of his wife.