Sentence examples for odd to believe from inspiring English sources

It's odd to believe that the large-scale police action was the result of complaints by nearby office workers who wanted their lunch spot back.

Just when a turn of events seems too odd to believe, it is obvious that we are all playing a part, in Pirandello's setup and in our own lives.

It's also odd to believe that boosting one's own immune system, and living a healthy life as an individual, can obviate the need for immunisation on a population-wide level.

One thing Kant's argument does is call to our attention that it would be enormously odd to believe that human beings are moral creatures subject to an objective moral law, but also to believe that the universe that humans inhabit is indifferent to morality.

There is no quicker way for a prelate to make headlines than to declare, with all the authority of his office, something entirely bleeding obvious, since everyone knows it is the job of the men in funny hats to believe only odd and silly things.

It would be odd to think that the museum would exhibit works it believed to be fakes.

Namely his nearby inn, whose odd lighting has led some to believe it's haunted.

I was wrong to believe that 50-odd years after the most cruel of human tragedies, caused by Hitler's Germany, some passions had begun to cool.

But the odd thing is it's hard not to believe her story".

People used to believe in things.' She's an odd one, this rather cold, rather clever woman.

But the odd thing here is that Mr Hague, of all people, cannot pretend to believe such a thing himself.