Sentence examples for odd speech from inspiring English sources
I think it's an odd speech to be making, considering that his campaign is totally stalled right now, but I'm part of the elite media, so you probably shouldn't believe me about that anyway.
People with the syndrome show a wide range of intelligence — some are brilliant — but characteristically have intense, narrow interests; odd speech patterns; and few social skills, among other symptoms.
But for everyone else, this is just an odd play, where the characters have very odd speech patterns, not much happens, and the ending never seems to come quick enough.
While Cumberbatch will likely receive a lot of deserved attention for the film (Condon said the actor's uncanny vocal impression "was very hard work because of Assange's odd speech pattern"), it's Bruhl who makes a big impression in the trailer.
"It's an odd speech to make over a couple of infants," writes the blogger of 15 Things Kurt Vonnegut Said Better Than Anyone Else, "but it's playful, sweet, yet keenly precise in its summation of everything a new addition to the planet should need to know.
It's an odd, cryptic speech.
I had seen him make an odd political speech on the eve of the election, moving his hand stiffly in front of thirty people in a low-ceilinged back room of a pub in Alston, high on the moors.
Yet while he was pushing this odd free speech barrow people may have found it "passing strange", to use one of the attorney general's favourite expressions, to know he had wanted a book critical of his hero, Sir Robert Menzies, removed from a school library and he wrote a paper calling for defamation remedies to include injunctions against media publications.
He did not endear himself to voters with his assertion that Republicans who didn't support in-state tuition for the children of illegal immigrants didn't "have a heart," or the odd New Hampshire speech when he hugged a bottle of maple syrup, or that infamous moment during a Republican primary debate when he could not name the third federal agency that he would cut.
This scale classifies hypoglycaemic symptoms into autonomic symptoms (sweating, palpitations, shaking and hunger), neuroglycopenic symptoms (confusion, drowsiness, odd behaviour, speech difficulty and incoordination) and non-specific symptoms (headache and nausea) [ 12, 13].
