Sentence examples for this is slightly odd from inspiring English sources
This is slightly odd, because it is Mr. Aronson, a professor of the history of ideas at Wayne State University, who is often considered to have given life to the "new atheists" label, in a long, thoughtful review he wrote for Bookforum in 2005.
And we've known that this was slightly odd because U2 lead singer Bono is a founder of Elevation Partners (which, yes, was named after a U2 song).
This was slightly odd to hear at first, but it's at least comforting to know that thousands of North Korean school children will mourn the loss of UK industry when its government eventually declares nuclear obliteration of the West.
This was slightly odd to hear at first, but its at least comforting to know that thousands of North Korean school children will mourn the loss of UK industry when its government eventually declares nuclear obliteration of the West.
What is slightly odd is that this tumor has an intermediate nuclear grade and has been further designated as a "pleomorphic lobular carcinoma".
Inevitably, the role of these unelected technocratic bodies is going to be subject to democratic scrutiny.What is slightly odd is the direction from which this criticism is coming.
Where this leaves us Salazar's response is convincing – although it is slightly odd Magness was sent emails from Salazar and Rupp requesting the return of "Galen's allergy serum" from France given such medicine appeared to be used so frequently.
Given the overwhelming preponderance of comedy on her CV, it is slightly odd seeing Colman playing it straight.
Which is slightly odd – you are supposed to want something you don't have – but I like the balance of things.
Though the Siamese configuration of the apartment is slightly odd (it has four working fireplaces), the conjoined gardens are a boon.
