Sentence examples for odd debate from inspiring English sources

There's an odd debate raging on the Letters page of the London Review of Books about why "Jesus needed an ass for his final entry into Jerusalem".

— Andrea Walker There's an odd debate raging on the Letters page of the London Review of Books about why "Jesus needed an ass for his final entry into Jerusalem".

By Andrea Walker August 12, 2008 There's an odd debate raging on the Letters page of the London Review of Books about why "Jesus needed an ass for his final entry into Jerusalem".

Rick Perry, playing what one scribe called a game of "Hail Mary," made an odd debate request.

But, if it takes a party twenty-odd debates to pick a candidate, are three enough for a country to pick a President?

Still, not having 20-some-odd debates is something that we can all get behind.

Is it really reasonable to expect the nation to sit through 40 some-odd debates during the next election cycle?

He added: "In many ways we have had a very, very odd public debate so far where as soon as anyone raises their head above the parapet to begin that debate it is sort of shouted down with 'we'll close BBC Two, we'll get rid of Strictly, you don't want us to be popular'.

He added: "In many ways we have had a very, very odd public debate so far where as soon as anyone raises their head above the parapet to begin that debate it is sort of shouted down with 'we'll close BBC2, we'll get rid of Strictly, you don't want us to be popular'.

I don't understand this odd dress debate and I feel like it's a trick somehow.

"This report is particularly important for me in terms of skewering a particularly odd U.N. debate which flourishes in this curious greenhouse at the East River," Mr. Malloch Brown said at a news conference today, "which is that somehow the U.N.D.P. was getting out of poverty and into governance work.