Sentence examples for pretty odd for from inspiring English sources

So it's pretty odd for me.

Then again, it would look pretty odd for the new boss to be the man who has just brokered a deal enabling himself to be paid lots more money.

A prominent senator, Jim Webb, a veteran and former secretary of the navy under former president Ronald Reagan, has also waded in, saying it was "pretty odd" for McChrystal to have made a speech in London and given an interview to US television that were interpreted by the administration as an attempt to sway political decisions on Afghanistan.

"It was probably a pretty odd hobby for a little kid," Fuld said.

"It's a pretty odd position for Specter to take," Amar, of Yale Law School, said.

That may seem a pretty odd reason for avoiding "East of Eden," but I went to movies a lot then for romantic chemistry.

I imagine yoga studios probably do get quite damp, but this must be a pretty odd gig for a dehumidifier salesperson.

That is, to say the least, a pretty odd way for her to remember those years.

It's pretty odd hearing a not-for-profit organization like Mozilla talk about how it wants to help advertisers strengthen the conversation between brands and its users — especially given that I've never met anybody who wanted to have a conversation with a brand.

Watchmen certainly makes for a pretty odd sort of superhero movie.

Claire: It is pretty odd to suddenly have reference points for previously meaningless names like "Atticus Finch" and "Scout" and "Boo Radley" that I've been hearing all my life.