Sentence examples for something quite odd from inspiring English sources
His features darken to an expression I can't read, and he says something quite odd.
But people who say that just don't get that he is trying to do something quite odd.
For a moment, you're wondering whether this is going to be a "find someone to love your imperfections" ad for match.com so it's a neat surprise when it turns out to be something quite odd instead.
Death Valley itself, he says, "is full of spirits", and the film itself was triggered by his experience of "something quite odd" in the same canyons: a vision of his deceased father.
In my own show, I think one of my best portraits is the one of Eduardo. 2 Thutmose Bust of Queen Nefertiti (1340 BC) Sometimes beauty can mask character but the face of this Queen Nefertiti is mysterious – there is something quite odd about the eyes because they are different.
As I've pointed out on Newsnight Live, I've recently spotted something quite odd.
Everglades There's something really quite odd about visiting a formal garden that affords glimpses of the Jamison Valley from every vantage point.
Sometimes in the two years I've been writing this column I've come across something and thought, "That's quite odd – let's do it".
"Mulatu has that thing the great composers have," Hawkins says, "of coming up with something that can be both really quite odd and completely inevitable.
She is of the mindset that wellness as a trend is quite odd and disturbing, because there's always something to gain by the people pushing it.
