Sentence examples for this is rather odd from inspiring English sources
Now all this is rather odd.
Sharing with friends in need is a fine idea, too, though Sesame's depiction of this is rather odd.
British prices are more than 15% above their early-2008 levels.In this section Nope, just debt Golden acres Rogue agents Another trial Mrs Watanopportunity A dull shade of green Clause and effect ReprintsIn a way this is rather odd.
About the only things the Democratic congress need do, in this view, is batter the money to close the "donut hole" in Medicare drug coverage out of the pharmaceutical companies, raise the minimum wage, and run up some designs for a really comprehensive single-payer health insurance plan.All this is rather odd from a group that styles itself "the Reality Based Community".
Last week we ran a story on figures out of Japan where half of the top ten selling works of fiction are written on mobile phones; people (not surprisingly) thought this was rather odd, but sales figures don't lie.
The name of this establishment is rather odd: If translated literally, mikka bozu means "three-day Buddhist priest".
Paul Johnson, the director of the IFS, told The World This Weekend on BBC Radio 4: "It is rather odd to give this special treatment to housing given that owner-occupied housing is already extremely tax privileged.
It is rather odd that this app costs money when the information is available freely on the web.
But even that statistic is rather odd.
