Sentence examples for that's really odd from inspiring English sources

A window popped up asking if she'd like to join a wireless network called Alcoholics Shut In. "I was, like, well, that's really odd," Janelli recalled recently.

"The black bear — that's really odd," Brigham Young University associate professor Tom Smith, who has studied bears since working at Katmai National Park in 1992, told the paper.

It's what came next that was really odd.

We thought that was really odd, but suddenly it all began to make sense".

That was really odd, I remember thinking at the time – I've seen lots of crime scenes over the years and they always leave the tape up, to preserve the integrity of the site, for days if not weeks.

Charles Saatchi came to the show the day after the opening, and I just happened to be in early that day, and he strolled in and that was really odd.

"I remember sitting in the velodrome that day thinking: 'This is really odd, I think I've just been invited to try out for paracanoe.' I'd never even been in a canoe".

"It's really odd that some people think that violence is the answer to the problem; it's illogical," Sharp's father, John Sharp, told NBC News in an interview when his son first went missing.

"It's really odd that they would do that," said Trey Reynolds, managing director of the Directorship Search Group.

"I thought it's really odd that we would have our convention come here when you think of the union's corrupt legacy with Las Vegas and lending millions of workers' pension dollars to mobsters here," said Daniel O'Brien, a Teamster from Seattle.

But then I had the news cameras and the paparazzi that follow me and.... it's really odd sometimes.