Sentence examples for that seem odd from inspiring English sources

Matches that seem odd are often the most exciting.

People need to be very much on the ball when looking at codings that seem odd".

And in death-penalty cases wrong convictions might be impossible to put right.Police interrogations also follow linguistic guidelines about direct and indirect speech that seem odd and unreliable.

Reading The Betrayers at this point in 2014, it's not the Crimean details that seem odd, but a lack of inclusiveness in the book's vision of redemption.

Coogan and Brydon's relationship might be closer to reality this time, but there are some real world omissions that seem odd.

But poets and composers are not trees, and sometimes where we expect dead wood, we find strange new growth, flowerings that seem odd and out of place.

Ms. Peterson is given a straight ballet lexicon that seems odd in this context.

"The only thing that seems odd to me is how the host country gets decent draws.

With the unemployment rate at, or below, the level most economists associate with full employment, that seems odd.

He says that for years, nobody questioned top-tier managers, even if they approved transactions that seemed odd.

"It's an area we have been following, and a number of regulators have concerns," says one member of the FSF.At first sight, that seems odd.