Sentence examples for profoundly odd from inspiring English sources

So it's new, frightening and profoundly odd.

Mr. Marthaler is a profoundly odd but profoundly brilliant Swiss theater and opera director.

He has always been selectively affectionate, but he is also profoundly odd.

It plunges you deep into the profoundly odd and entirely punishing world of being a senior cabinet minister.

There's no guarantee that it'd be any more profoundly odd than last night's Corrie special, but at least you couldn't blame them for trying.

It's a profoundly odd sensation to feel emotional closeness to a videogame character, but it points to an interesting future of the medium.

For those who do enjoy the odd tumble into profoundly immature postmodernism, well, sadly, it's not all good news for you either.

There is something profoundly nostalgic about this strategy: Odd Future sometimes seems intent on resurrecting the bad old days, when hip-hop was scary, even if that means concocting sadistic fantasies or reinforcing old prejudices.

Colley described claims for the college as "wonderfully odd – and of course profoundly misleading".

Lightning strikes are odd in that they are profoundly traumatic but rarely fatal: about ninety per cent of the people who get struck survive.

This act is regarded by most Westerners as merely odd, but it was, in fact, profoundly consistent with the enduring character of Japanese civilization.