Sentence examples for odd topics from inspiring English sources

Scientists research many odd topics, and stool form is no exception.

Obsessing too much over odd topics.

Short quizzes on odd topics whether that's pop culture trivia or questions like "What would you grab first on leaving a burning building?" can be fun to share.

It certainly seems an odd topic for the Touch of Frost star to engage in.

The seemingly odd topic sprang from comments made by the group's chairwoman, Wenda Harris Millard.

It is an odd topic, but one that most of us end up investigating at some point.

Instead, Mary L. Schapiro, the head of the Securities and Exchange Commission, hurled questions at representatives of Apple and Hewlett-Packard about war-torn central Africa, an odd topic for a financial regulator.

Somebody comes in and asks if they'd like coffee or tea, and it ends, with the brief teaser of the announcement of next week's odd topic.

It was not long after dawn, and Mr. Ruhalter — 54 and looking eerily like Steve Buscemi might if he were a long-haired butcher — was pacing behind his meat counter at the Essex Street Market, on the Lower East Side, reverently discussing living creatures, an odd topic given that so many dead ones surrounded him on the shelves.

Epicureanism, with its suggestion that the pursuit of political power is pointless torment and that wealth is nothing compared to tranquillity, might seem an odd topic to address to such a figure; but there is no point preaching to the converted, and Lucretius's choice of Memmius to talk thus seems an apt one.

("And Maria, you didn't get on to the molecules, and the survival of organic matter, but there we are"). Somebody comes in and asks if they'd like coffee or tea, and it ends, with the brief teaser of the announcement of next week's odd topic.