Sentence examples for it would be rather odd from inspiring English sources

It would be rather odd were a major public inquiry into breaches of ethical standards fail to apply the same rigour to itself.

It would be rather odd if the intuitionist were debarred from being a logicist in the sense at issue here.

"The law at the moment has a maximum 10-year period for a football banning order, so it would be rather odd for people to start talking about lifetime bans".

This would be rather odd, to say the least, and this is because of the connection we think should obtain between our metaphysical criterion of personal identity and our epistemological criterion of personal identity.

"I suppose my response to the critics would be that, given my subject matter, wouldn't it be rather odd if it was the same voice?" Mr. Mitchell has been a literary figure to watch since the publication in 1999 of his ecstatically reviewed first novel, "Ghostwritten".

If Miss Buck doesn't come back, it will be rather odd, won't it?

"I think that anyone who says that they are not upset at all by it would be a rather odd human being.

But, Mr. Davis said, it was "rather odd that they would pursue a lawsuit that would slow down cleanup".

"It is rather odd," he says.

For all the galácticos on show, it's rather odd to hear Tony Gale describing the action.

This is rather odd and problematic, because we would have to have the intention to think a certain thought before we think it.