Sentence examples for odd boy from inspiring English sources
She looked at him with total incomprehension - what is this odd boy saying to me?
One Direction's music is only a sliver of their success: their fame depends on millions of teenage girls (and maybe the odd boy) staring dreamily at a poster of the likes of Malik, picturing him as the perfect boyfriend.
(It might also have had something to do with the incredibly garish covers. If only publishers wouldn't assume that all girls love pink: the odd boy might pick one up if they looked less candy-coated).
As for "The Graveless Doll of Eric Mutis," it reads like an adaptation of a moralistic tale filched from a horror movie channel: a gang of bullies, who have tormented an odd boy named Eric, come across a scarecrow that resembles their victim, and one of them becomes so haunted by the doll that he begins to feel the need to repent.
"I was a rat," says the odd boy who shows up on the doorstep of faithful old Joan the washerwoman and her husband, old Bob the shoemaker, and it won't take readers long to figure out that he is telling the truth.
A conflicted son, odd boy out in Joel and Susan's illicit romance and amusingly earnest admirer of Ayn Rand and John Lennon, he is also the author of his own adolescent Bildungsroman, "The Widening Gyre," a projected 2,000-page 2,000-pagesounds pretty entertaining.
The mean scores for the Anger components did not statistically differ between the children with ADHD and ODD and ADHD without ODD, boys and girls, or different types of ADHD.
The 350-odd boys and girls at the Lycée Jean-Paul II, many from immigrant families, heartily applaud the bishop.
Although the 30-odd boys who gather at Corlears Junior High School on Henry Street every Friday night did not name their sports club, the Rockits, after Yao's team, their coach, Denny Lee, often reminds them that Yao's agent, Simon Chan, was once himself a member of the Rockits.
The odd teenage boy made it too, not to mention the parents and older fans who also attended.
MADtv was a FOX television SKETCH series that featured, among many other hilarious characters, a very odd little boy named Stuart, played my Michael McDonald: Your thoughts?
