Sentence examples for odd opinion from inspiring English sources

Her biggest sins: being a woman, being pretty, and having the odd opinion.

As the couple cruised the Mediterranean in Shemara, with guests including King Farouk and a party of British miners, Lady Docker was always ready for journalists with a prank, odd opinion or new jewel.

This is an odd opinion for F. Scott Fitzgerald to have, seeing as how his arms-open dash into the arms of the oxymoronic resulted in death from an alcoholism-induced heart attack at age 44.

Contrary to the odd opinion that calls it a private matter, don't fall for that... or you may be limited by private politics or private religion from being able to influence political thought (when there is no arguing allowed).

He had odd opinions and odd habits; and above all, he had odd books.

This leads to "odd Opinions and extravagant actions" that are characteristic of enthusiasm and which should warn that this is a wrong principle.

Minnesota state Sen. Karin Housley, a Republican, has some odd opinions about legislation intended to help women.

Minnesota state Sen. Karin Housley, a Republican, has some odd opinions about legislation intended to help women. .

It was oddly followed by an even-odder opinion piece, with the commentator wondering if winning the PR war mattered.

He said it was "not just about the odd barmy opinion – it's really to try and work out whether these are reliable, steady, solid people".

As effective less-than-lethal weapons proliferate, the laws of self-defense may ultimately relegate last week's court decision to the status of an odd little opinion, one that works mainly to ensure some special constitutional status for gunpowder technology.