Sentence examples for sometimes odd from inspiring English sources

Sometimes odd titles can uncover whole new worlds.

Sometimes the result was funny, and sometimes odd, or just plain lovely.

Throughout, the lyrical, funky, soulful songs provide an emotional pulse that helps draws us through the story's sometimes odd convolutions.

He made a sometimes beautiful and sometimes odd blues-soul album, played some challenging live shows, then retreated.

All the while, though, he was expressing himself in sometimes odd conversations with other players in an online strategy game.

Nonetheless, the edited film is viewed by some film scholars as a dazzling but sometimes odd work.

In January 2003, the couple sat at the plastic tables at Galco's and bonded over pretzels and some fizzy (and sometimes odd-tasting) concoctions.

A low-key ensemble dramedy set in London, it has familiar late Allen flaws: it can be contrived, sometimes odd-sounding, like a New York script from his 70s/80s heyday uncertainly translated into what the author imagines to be a modern British idiom.

Stevie Wonder played piano, Jennifer Hudson and Usher sang, and a sometimes-odd procession of musicians, sports stars, and race-relations campaigners trooped up to the microphone to deliver sermons, speeches and prayers.

"Fragrance-free" generally means without any fragrance, while "unscented" can mean either without fragrance or with only mild fragrance to mask the sometimes-odd smell of active ingredients.

"We invited ourselves and sometimes left with an odd record or two," Kix says.