Sentence examples similar to much odd from inspiring English sources

Others were much odder fits.

And something new, something much odder, has taken their place.

Much odder is the plot of Hector Servadac (1877).

But it was much odder to tip off the BBC that they were carrying out the raid.That seems quite extraordinary.

If even the northern Irish find the Orange Order difficult to explain, how much odder that Ruth Dudley Edwards should have written an account of the loyal institutions.

Even now, centuries after men took up dancing, ballet is seen as much odder than blowing a brass instrument or stripping in a working men's club.

"Matter is/ Much odder than we thought," as Auden said in 1939, and consciousness is quite certainly physics's greatest unsolved problem.

But the sheer on-message discipline was a reminder that Labour is still a professional outfit, that has not been out of power very long.The Tory day was much odder.

Indeed there are four Freuds in the top 10, an unprecedented achievement suggesting that he must also be Britain's most popular living artist, a much odder title for him to hold.

I do know that in the course of a hundred and some-odd subway columns (some much odder than others), my life became strangely segmented by the weekly search for a good story in progress out there somewhere along 722 miles of track.

Odd couples don't get much odder than Jupiter's major moons, Ganymede and Callisto.