Sentence examples for there's something odd about from inspiring English sources

And there's something odd about Amy's diary too; her version of the events of their past is different from Nick's, fails to ring quite true, grates in its perfection.

There's something odd about Mayor Rudolph Giuliani's information policy.

And the bit with Masters imagining himself turning into his subject – there's a picture of him going to a party dressed up as the number 7. Also, there's something odd about the book's subtitle – The Biography of a Happy Man; call no man happy until he's dead, the Greeks used to say, and surely they were right.

There's something odd about that monthly pass.

"There's something odd about her," says one.

But there's something odd about this, isn't there?

Sunday Review|Can Nicotine Be Good for You? THERE was something odd about my new patient.

THERE is something odd about seeing Afghans and Somalis stumbling about in the snow in western Serbia.

Remember those students the next time somebody suggests that there was something odd about George W. Bush's noninvolvement in the student militancy of the 1960's.

But there is something odd about Khalifa's longstanding porn preeminence.

There was something odd about Mayor Michael Bloomberg's timing — when the world was riveted on the results of the presidential election.