Sentence examples for still odd from inspiring English sources
It's still odd to see it.
Yet it is still odd that his words have such immediate impact.
Which is not to say that there are not still odd moments.
But even taking this into account and factoring in the referendum, the chanting was still odd.
"It's still odd to me if somebody on the street knows who I am," he said.
"The Covers Record" also provided Marshall with songs that she needed but hadn't been able to write: personal but poetically indirect, intimate but still odd.
And here is something still odder (© Smallweed Statistical Services, 2001).
Still odder is the commission's other prong, that transfer fees limit competition, since only rich clubs can afford top players.
Still odder, the petition was promoted by a party that is in Austria's coalition government, which only last month signed a treaty with the Czechs to guarantee better safety measures at Temelin while accepting that the plant would stay open.
Meanwhile, south of the border, the N.C.A.A. men's tournament now involves the even-yet-still-odd number of 68 teams, lasts three weeks at venues nearly as far-flung as the country itself and is a national talking (and gambling) point that cuts across most walks of peripatetic American life.
