Sentence examples for to be odd from inspiring English sources

Around 41%, 43.5% and 27.3% of ODD cases diagnosed in the first wave were still diagnosed to be ODD in the second and third waves respectively.

For ODD, 31 cases (29 from positive screening group and 2 from negative screening group) were diagnosed to be ODD in the first wave.

It's easy to be odd.

Or do you find the whole idea of factoring in it at all to be odd?

She assures her fans that it is OK to be odd.

There seem to be odd little pockets of convergence in the musical cosmos.

He would never say that directly, about wanting it to be odd.

"While it seems to be odd, obviously it is effective," he said.

"It tends to be odd little cliques glaring across the room.

It's easier to be odd when the culture has its back turned.

Relief pitchers have tended to be odd, with closers typically occupying the far end of that spectrum.