The problem of happiness is not an idle one: Romney himself posed it during the debate, in striking, and somewhat odd, terms, in his closing statement.
In trying to move upscale, the new Maxima comes off as just another, somewhat odd contender in the supercompetitive market for $30,000 sedans.
Out of this disagreement comes an impressive, fascinating but somewhat odd book, in which Brogan praises Tocqueville as a thinker and writer while hammering away at much of what he thought and wrote.
That resulted in the somewhat odd image of officers in full riot gear sitting outside at tables that are usually occupied by Moscow hipsters.
It's somewhat odd that trust in the administration's handling of the oil spill is higher than trust in BP's efforts 30% v 26% considering the administration is relying on BP to cap the gusher.
Although both Hector and Lane may be somewhat odd on their own, in many hurricane seasons we see similar weather patterns dominate for much of the summer and fall.
This struck me as somewhat odd for a B2B in the licensing industry.
For years, Levandowski worked (in somewhat odd business arrangements) with Google — and later Alphabet — as part of the pre-spinout Waymo project team.
In a somewhat odd development on Friday, the government said it would work swiftly to draft legislation that, if enacted, would put into practice the recommendations from the inquiry led by Lord Justice Sir Brian Leveson.
