Sentence examples for might be odd from inspiring English sources

He conceded that there might be odd examples of silly requests because " crazy stuff happens" but the vast majority of requests were "legitimate" and "responsible".

But many blog posters think it might be odd for an unsuccessful vice-presidential candidate to take another shot at the office.

Trump's central argument seems to be that anything he has done that might be odd for a Republican candidate, such as giving money to Democrats, could be explained by the general corruption of everything.

It might be odd to speak at primary schools in Islington at lunch where more than half of the kids are on free school meals and meet City bankers in the evening where they are dining off gold plates, but I always treat all my constituents with an open mind – albeit a socialist one.

It might be odd to think of Mr. Van Damme, a veteran of steroidal exploitation cinema and a virtuoso of the bone-crunching split kick, as an old softie, but it is also perfectly consistent with the image overhaul implicit in his latest vehicle, "JCVD," which opened on Friday.

It might be odd, though, that Newland maintained Kye's profile.

Juliet knew that, to many people, she might seem to be odd and solitary — and so, in a way, she was.

The Nets might be an odd choice to be the N.B.A.'s ambassador overseas.

And there might be the odd comet that knocks us off course.

He hints there might be the odd afterparty in Edinburgh, too.

"There might be the odd piglet or goose or chicken that gets taken.