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

But it would be very odd if its offer of inferior terms turned on the mild-looking profits warning issued by Shanks a month ago.

If you play and don't go through that, it would be very odd".

(It would be very odd if that were not the case).

But it would be very odd if he hadn't at least made some of them ready, assuming he had any.

It would be very odd if we did not review what went wrong and what went right".

It would be very odd if it wasn't, although Cameron was only unfocused relative to his usual suave professionalism.

Willetts defended his belief that marriage helped couples stay together to the benefit of the child, saying: "Any society in which something as massive as this institution of marriage with a deep history, with roots in its culture, with public recognition, where it didn't affect behaviour would be very odd indeed".

If he accepts it, he will presumably view conjunctions of susbtantial facts as themselves complex entities (the opposite view would be very odd), doubly complex indeed, having a conjunctive structure and the conjuncts in turn having their own internal composition.

That would be very odd for a Qaeda member".

Indeed, if they were genuine perception of bodily conditions, they would be very odd forms of perception: nobody seems to have the slightest idea about what they are perceptions of, which is manifested in the fact that we don't have concepts that apply to what these experiences may be representing.

I think it would be very -- in an odd way -- reassuring to have this out there.