Sentence examples similar to that really odd from inspiring English sources

So why is it that the few city centre places that really are odd, original and full of their own personality so often get steamrollered?

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Again, that seems really odd to us.

It was about halfway through the play that something really odd started happening.

But the really odd thing is that they take days — or longer — to get ready to eat.

This shows that "we're really odd in that we live so long after menopause," says Hawkes.

Convince yourself that it isn't really odd that your friends don't like or haven't read Harry Potter, because everyone is free to their own opinion.

Australian actor Margot Robbie has described a controversial Vanity Fair profile of her as "really weird", telling Channel Ten's The Project that she remembered thinking "that was a really odd interview" after it came to a close.

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.

It's what came next that was really odd.

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