Sentence examples for radically odd from inspiring English sources
The kids had radically odd colors of hair, and the coat-checker was a transvestite.
It would be odd if curricula departed radically from the academic consensus.
We are, many of us, unemployed or radically time-shifted people who work odd hours.
Odds are, search won't change so radically that all SEO strategies will be rendered inefficient.
I remarked how odd it was to think that the word "if" could have radically different meanings on different occasions of use, for example one meaning in a sentence like "If Oswald didn't kill Kennedy, someone else did," and another meaning in a sentence like "If Oswald hadn't of killed Kennedy, someone else would have".
Vouchers now 20 YEARS AGO IN FORBES OCTOBER 15, 1979 An odd liberal-conservative coalition is pushing an alternate educational system that would radically overhaul California's public schools.
(It is as delicious as it is odd.) The point, however, is not that salt should be used so radically or pervasively.
In an odd way, this takes some pressure off Hayes, because it suggests that it would be futile for him to radically overhaul his program.
Radically ambiguous and radically free.
