Sentence examples for not so odd from inspiring English sources
Or maybe it is not so odd.
Perhaps Mr Ashley's purchase is not so odd after all.
The odd, or not so odd, aspect of these early reading experiences is how closely they mirror my own.
Perhaps it was not so odd that the losers, led by Black, won more points (104) than the winners (99).
(Or maybe not so odd, if Ronald Perelman, whom the Times described as having "something of a reputation for combativeness," takes on an outsized role at Carnegie Hall).
So perhaps the removal of some of the wildlife protections that most often delay and cut into the profits of developers is not so odd after all.
It feels odd that I should be here as Top Boy is screened, but then again, maybe not so odd at all.
For me - and perhaps this is not so odd for a writer whose next book involves skin cancer and nervous breakdown - the difference is about death.
So it's not so odd of me to think of myself as being a (very junior) member of the group "eminent comedians", as I approach my sixth birthday.
Mr. Saatchi will speak to a reporter only on the understanding that he not be quoted: odd behavior perhaps for someone who made his fortune in advertising, but not so odd as a marketing technique.
