Sentence examples for odd coming from inspiring English sources
"I feel odd coming back," she said.
It all sounded odd coming from such an accomplished pitcher.
This rhetoric, with its enthusiasm for "destruction" and "liquidation," sounds distinctly odd coming from Benjamin.
"And it seems so odd, coming right after such school difficulties".
"Ahoy there," he calls from the bank, which sounds odd coming from a Hoy, here.
He went on: "Some might find such an attitude odd coming from a Conservative.
The sentiment may seem odd coming from Mr. Palihapitiya, who has long benefited from Sand Hill Road's largess.
He added, " 'The Artist' is such a delicate flower, which I know sounds odd coming from me".
This may seem odd, coming from the head of the Islamist Ennahda movement, the Tunisian branch of the Muslim Brotherhood.
The condition on k to be even or odd comes from (p_n) and (q_m) having real coefficients.
This was a bit odd — came off as a big promo for Foursquare with 20-30 seconds about Facebook.
