Sentence examples for regarded as odd from inspiring English sources

It's all a little bit tragic that he can think this sort of guff will not be regarded as odd – and particularly by young people.

"Thirty years ago, if you went to see a therapist it would have been regarded as odd, whereas now I'm surprised if I meet anyone who has never seen a therapist.

Judith Hebron from Manchester University, says: "Children with autism are easy targets because their behaviour may be regarded as odd or different, and our research tells us this is likely to result in bullying, teasing and provocation.

The episode received positive praise from television critics, who considered it to be a memorable introduction for the character of Joe Swanson; certain critics praised the fight sequence between Joe and The Grinch, while others criticized the episode's cutaway gags as well as its plot twists, which they regarded as "odd" and "counter-intuitive".

It's regarded as wrong.

So, unfortunately, these people were often regarded as somewhat odd, even alien.

"It is still regarded as extremely odd for an unmarried woman to visit a hospital for this, and there is a negative social stigma attached to people who do".

He was regarded as somewhat odd and unrefined, but also highly respected as a carpenter—Frank Worsley, the captain of the Endurance, refers to him as a "splendid shipwright".

With the national ethos all about population increase, just about everyone in my class at school had brothers and sisters — apart from me and Teddy Mercer and we were both regarded as a bit odd.

In what both Democrats and Republicans seemed to regard as an odd moment, Mr. Feingold cast his vote in favor of the nomination after delivering remarks in which he castigated Mr. Ashcroft's behavior, expressed deep doubts about his character and summed up the arguments against him as harshly as did any Democrat on the committee.

When I asked Cecilia Conrad if there was a certain oddball quotient in the fellows lists, she answered crisply that an idea connecting things that hadn't previously been regarded as belonging together may seem odd at first.