Sentence examples for it quite odd from inspiring English sources
I find it quite odd that Google is actually backing a standard other than Qi with Starbucks but I suspect, in the Powermat case, this is more a question of branding and cash payouts than anything else.
You find it quite odd when other locksmith companies offer even $500.
It's crazy, it's quite odd and it's very cool in many ways, but it's also very weird because people can make a comment about the way you look, the way you speak, everything you do, when they don't even really know you.
It's quite odd to see it there.
Ironically, SMS use in Europe had been widespread and mainstream when Twitter tried it out but Weber admits the SMS deals were insanely complicated: "It was quite odd coming from Europe that when Twitter said we would do SMS it was like this big new thing to them even though it was old hat to me, coming from Germany.
What Farage is doing is the classic "I have black and Asian friends, how can I be racist?" But for members of ethnic minorities who have benefited from immigration, it is quite odd for them to be opposed to it, even if Ukip do centre their anti-immigration rhetoric on the EU.
I didn't have periods at all while I was on it, which might sound like a brilliant thing, but it felt quite odd.
"I would say it's quite odd," Mr. Scully said.
"It's quite odd," said Mr. Bradley, of Underhill's.
