Sentence examples for odd to ask from inspiring English sources

Maybe this seems odd to ask.

In fact, it might seem odd to ask if Thomas is undervalued.

(More than a little odd to ask Glover along, considering Blackmore insisted on throwing him out of Purple).

It does seem slightly odd to ask a man running for President — or, for that matter, for dogcatcher — to recite a catechism on modern science.

So it seems odd to ask the court to take this as a reason to leave it alone.Obamacare is not as popular as its advocates had predicted.

While some think this is a reasonable request, many consider it odd to ask sites to police a problem which they believe Google has caused for itself.

This seemed an odd question to ask of, well, a football player.

It's an odd question to ask, but haute couture is entirely made-to-measure for a tiny worldwide clientele.

It's an odd question to ask at Dior, whose history is heavier than many - or many any - other houses.

"With the 'sympathy' question I remember thinking 'that's such an odd question to ask' and so easily misconstrued.

With telecoms firms' shares in the doldrums and widespread talk of a glut of capacity, this might seem an odd time to ask such a question.