Sentence examples for particularly odd about from inspiring English sources

And that -- there's nothing particularly odd about that.

On the evidence, there was nothing particularly odd about it.

Sergeant Nichols had never found anything particularly odd about Mr. Muhammad, although he was evidently strict with his children.

What is particularly odd about this last assertion is that Obama hardly minimized the threat of terrorism during the campaign.

What's particularly odd about Mr. Trump's approach to taxes is that the plan he announced as president is far less detailed than what he put forward as a candidate.

The other passengers would be too busy paying attention to the parts of their brain that they now carry in their hands to notice anything particularly odd about an alien doing something very similar.There are 2 billion people around the world using smartphones that have an internet connection and a touchscreen or something similar as an interface.

There was one particularly odd thing about today's court proceedings was that the witness, Ms. Miller, who had told the court she'd take the fifth amendment on Friday, now decided to testify before the court.

- - - Ahmadinejad Performed in Delhi - - - 5. (C) Menon puzzled about Ahmadinejad's "self-congratulatory, self-referential" style, which he found particularly odd during an exchange about oil prices, during which Ahmadinejad bragged that the cost of oil would remain high.

In one particularly odd section he talks about an "IQ cap", which could apparently test your intelligence just by measuring brain waves.

The economist Andy Xie, a reliably close observer of the Chinese scene, writes in Caiing about the particularly odd phenomenon of Carruades de Lafite, the second (i.e. lower quality) label sold by the famous Bordeaux winery.

Once I asked a mother about the particularly odd and nearly unpronounceable name of her newborn -- and she explained how it was a combination of parts of the names of everyone in her family.