Sentence examples for just as odd from inspiring English sources

Anyway, the Dunn family turns out to be just as odd as you'd expect.

And the notion of Mr. Shrum, known as much for his rhetorical brilliance as for his managerial firmness, ceding control seemed just as odd.

Meanwhile nobody at all in the outside world seems ready yet to give southern Sudan a label of its own, though that day may not be far off.Private-sector lists are just as odd as those compiled by governments.

AS A former champion race walker, Glencore's boss, Ivan Glasenberg, knows all about ungainly ways of getting from A to B. The merger of equals between his mining and commodities trader and Xstrata, another mining behemoth, proposed in February this year, has proved just as odd a spectacle as any walking race and with as many twists and turns.

Whether the new kid turns out to be a kind soul who was simply shy or someone who's just as odd as everyone has made him out to be, he still deserves the same compassion that Shawn would give any of his friends.

(It sounds just as odd in French as in English).

Odd as it sounds...when someone practices this on you, it feels just as good.

"That just struck me as odd".

They didn't speak and there was very little expression, and it just struck me as odd".

It is hard to challenge these lies with a well-reasoned-but-overlong speech — just as, in an odd juxtaposition, Mr. Obama failed to make his case for his Afghanistan policy in a speech in May that was both too short and too shallow.

And while states that have fared best often share a few crucial factors -- like a person or group obsessed with getting the plan rolled out, or simpler application forms -- just as often it was an odd legislative twist of fate that determined whether or not the program was a success.