Sentence examples for odd to imagine from inspiring English sources

How things have changed; it now seems odd to imagine Britain not ruled by a queen.

Fleming adds, "It seems odd to imagine Scorsese building a film around children".

It seems odd to imagine that a bloody revolution might be launched from the pink pages.

It does seem odd to imagine woodcarvers crafting an ark for a synagogue and then cashing a cheque from the federal government.

As "Revolutionary Road" approaches its 40th year in print, it seems odd to imagine readers opening it for the first time.

Now, as a 40-year-old man visiting the prosperous and occasionally luxurious Poland (yes, really), it's odd to imagine how harsh life was on our earlier visits.

It's because of this sort of historical irony -- and by irony, I basically mean an iron anvil sent from the skies to land on our heads in order to alert us to the obvious lesson -- that a president without Secret Service protection is a pretty odd thing to imagine.

As a child, I can remember thinking how odd it was to imagine having technology know what you're thinking and doing at all times.

It's an odd, privileged experience trying to imagine who these women are and where they've come from or what they've gone through, when watching them sashay confidently down the runway.

This has been so characteristic of the coverage of politics for so long that it doesn't seem in the least bit odd, and it's hard to imagine doing it any other way.

"Why in the world would anyone want to imagine such odd and incongruous scenes?" you ask.