Sentence examples for mostly odd from inspiring English sources

To him, she's "merely a name and a sequence of numbers, mostly odd numbers".

Even then, she first became known only in cleaned-up versions: her homegrown punctuation (dashes mostly), odd spellings and funny way with apostrophes were thought too crazy for the gentle public.

Different music instruments have different compositions of partial tones, e.g., in the sound of a clarinet, mostly odd partials occur.

I go to art class once a week along with some other people: mostly odd, elderly ladies and role-players.

In contrast, the cells grown on levulinic acid generated mostly odd-carbon fatty acids, composed of C17:1, C15:0, and C17:0, in relative abundance accumulating to as much as 80% in the cells of the total fatty acids detected.

About 1,100 names are reviewed every year, and 15percentto20percentcent are rejected, mostly for odd spellings.

While Parker, 31, is in his prime, the Spurs are mostly an odd mix of too young and too old.

Instead, according to the report, the motivation for the two was personal, and was mostly an odd expression of compassion.

Given Kutil's well-paying job in nursing-home administration, Hess, who has mostly held odd jobs and spent 11 years as an Army reservist, serves as homemaker.

I'm a veteran of the film and television industry: that gives me, manager willing, free access to cinemas, mostly at odd times of the day.

It mostly seemed odd, but perhaps it contributed to a listener's later realization that the Andante cantabile of the "Jupiter," from 1788, already breathed some of the rarefied air of "Ave Verum Corpus," from 1791, Mozart's last year.