Sentence examples for odd slightly from inspiring English sources

It's an odd, slightly ghostly predicament.

He liked it to be slightly odd, slightly off.

"I detected an odd, slightly crazed, yet somehow joyous gaze in its eyes," Grogan writes.

On the floor below the artwork was an odd, slightly disturbing piece of Victoriana: a 19th-century wooden gynecological examination table, picked up at an antiques store.

But its compellingly odd, slightly awkward sound-world, with chime-bars and vibraphone pressed into service as bearers of linear counterpoint, was entirely his own.

IT had taken us three hours to reach Chimney Pond -- an hour longer than we'd estimated -- and after a brief rest I began to feel odd, slightly dizzy.

The photo showed a dozen-odd gray crew-neck T-shirts and a dozen-odd slightly darker gray hoodies.

Odds slightly better than Ahab's.

It's odd and slightly immature, as if Mr. Taylor were showing what happens when no one has a real reason to take a stand.

The anecdotes contained within range from predictably odd to slightly harrowing, as the production of the movie takes a back seat to the relationship between Wiseau and Sestero.

Odds are slightly in favor of rate hike.