Sentence examples for it seems rather odd from inspiring English sources

So it seems rather odd that an e-mail sent to participants only days before the event warned that anyone who has travelled to Ebola-affected countries within the past 21 days should best stay away.

And although it seems rather odd to see him microwaving Covent Garden soup in the middle of the day rather than being out trying to conquer the world, in actual fact, he looks rather good on it.

So it seems rather odd that they should have signed up for hedge funds which charge annual management fees of 2% plus 20% of any returns.James Montier of GMO, an asset-management firm, argues that pension schemes have been pushed into the hedge-fund world by weak past (and likely future) returns from traditional asset classes.

If you can't achieve that, you may as well spend your money straight away.So it seems rather odd, at least on the surface, that the American government was able to sell inflation-linked bonds last month on a negative real yield.

Despite Zenit officials rejecting the fans' demands out of hand, it seems rather odd that the big money signing who unwittingly prompted Zenit fans to metaphorically nail their theses to the door of the Petrovsky Stadium is the same one who earlier this week complained about racist followers of another team insulting his club.

On the face of things, it seems rather odd that the world's biggest-selling video game - Grand Theft Auto - started life in Dundee.

It has been an eventful few days for Mark Cavendish, which seems rather odd considering he has yet to compete.

Considering it was written at the end of World War II, idealizing this strange dreamer seems rather odd.

Yet Welles' characterization of himself seems rather odd.

To have relatively conservative churches like McFarland's leading the way seems rather odd.

Amid the tobacco, cheesy Wotsits and Haribo sweets you expect to find in London's innumerable corner shops, this new addition seems rather odd.