Sentence examples for thought it odd from inspiring English sources
At first I just thought it odd.
She thought it odd that he would show her that.
He said he thought it "odd" that his co-worker chose Ms. Dayananda.
The Haggler thought it odd that the first two people who heard his story had U.P.S. nightmares of their own.
WHEN Albert Marshall was asked about the first world war, he sometimes thought it odd that so much was made of the Somme.
I have always thought it odd, for instance, that the one thing that otherwise impoverished inner-city schools are good at doing is producing great sports teams.
The Obama administration has appointed another former general as the ambassador to Afghanistan and thought it odd-looking to have two military men as the face of American foreign policy in the region.
No one seems to think it odd that Catrine stays overnight at Gilbert's house.
His family and friends did not think it odd four years ago when M.I.
Mr. Carrington did think it odd that New Yorkers would allow a fixture of their city to fall by the wayside.
