Sentence examples for somewhat odd for from inspiring English sources

It seems somewhat odd for a literary mind to care how often a ball makes it to the back of the net or how long it takes to sprint down a track.

It may seem somewhat odd for a high-tech company to take over a building that was previously occupied by an insurance company, once one of Newark's major industries.

Which is somewhat odd for such a senior executive.

This struck me as somewhat odd for a B2B in the licensing industry.

While it still feels somewhat odd for Microsoft to launch apps for competing platforms like iOS, Android and OS X, the company has recently made a number of efforts to expand the reach of services like SkyDrive or OneNote.

So it's pretty odd for me.

Arizona is a somewhat odd state for Ms. Palin, however, as it may be associated with her controversial comments about the shooting of Representative Gabrielle Giffords.

All of which makes "Leonce and Lena" a somewhat odd choice for the recently created Amphibian Productions, based in Fort Worth, to offer as its first major New York effort.

The problem is so big, both traditional medicine and holistic wellness are attacking it birthing a variety of somewhat odd solutions for unwinding and resetting from the challenges of daily life.

A Facebook townhall is a somewhat odd choice for the Governor, who has a modest social media presence; Christie's 15K 'Likes' on Facebook pale in comparison to Obama's 23 million plus and Bush's 1.6 million plus.

Drew Smyly will move into the five following a somewhat odd shedding of Doug Fister for a bag of peanuts and some bubble gum.