Sentence examples for odd notion from inspiring English sources

"That would be a very odd notion of democracy".

Tech entrepreneurship in North Korea might seem an odd notion.

It was always an odd notion, when you think about it.

"It's such an odd notion for a New Yorker, but down here people are always carting houses around," she says.

It's an odd notion, because we think of our essential self as being distinct from such corporeal details.

That might seem like an odd notion in a place wrestling with an estimated $18 billion debt.

The menu revealed that Manhattan restaurateurs have odd notions about what constitutes supper.

When it comes to children and culture we have odd notions.

"The Imperial Cruise" argues that Theodore Roosevelt based his foreign policy on odd notions of race.

Don't buy into your children's odd notions of what might help or hurt their social standing.

Instead you'll continue to work for practitioners whose odd notions may lead them ever further afield.