Sentence examples for odd why from inspiring English sources

If the food tasted odd, why did the children continue to eat it?

So the idea of a food tour may seem odd: why pay someone to tell you what to eat?

And so the timing of this lawsuit seems a little odd: Why would Rodriguez sue baseball at the moment his future in the game is being decided?

He is not unaware that his obsession might strike some as odd: "Why do I get excited about something as esoteric as this?" he asks, and then explains the significance of a new insight into Kepler's research.

On the face of it, then, the decision by Atlantic Books to republish Tony and Susan is odd: why resuscitate a novel written not that long ago and which wasn't a big success in its day?

I don't care if it sounds political or whatever it is, but people have to share.' Bob's last comment might sound odd: why should the outspoken revolutionary poet be so concerned about anyone's political misinterpretation?

The first time I saw it, that struck me as odd - why would anybody decide midway through a tense European Cup semi-final that they needed a pair of earrings?

Even if these inconsistencies are odd, though, why believe that Stalin had been involved?

That price may seem an odd one (why would the clubs not round it up or down?) but that's because it's €50m converted to pounds.

' " Considerations of professional conduct aside, what is odd is why his adversaries waited three days to give in, because, of course, he was right.

If it comes up on your streaming service, you'll just hear instrumental synth music, though maybe with some odd touches – why does the beat sound like marching jackboots?