Sentence examples for utterly odd from inspiring English sources

"The Lego Movie," which was made by Warner Bros., is utterly odd.

From opening "Gosh" through the utterly odd closing ballad, "Girl," a bass-heavy jam that evolves into its own dub version, Jamie xx proves adept at exploring the intersection of hip hop, Jamaican dub music, strange New York post-disco, British grime music and gritty new-era rhythm and blues.

And, although the name Victoria Miro has not impinged on the public consciousness in the same way as, say, the name Jay Jopling, she has had the odd – utterly unwelcome – moment of media controversy.

Odd but utterly, 'ow you say, charming.

The anonymously authored and utterly forgotten tale "The Odd Trump," from 1875, is a ripe bit of Victorian preposterousness.

They were an odd pair, utterly devoted to each other and not like other parents: "My mother quoted Shakespeare and used words like 'interstices'interstices

It is an odd and utterly circular defense of poetry, a little like saying that the primary virtue of medicine is that it gives doctors something to do, or that ballet was invented because ballet dancers needed it.

Odd, unnerving and utterly compelling, these works are a confounding collection of riddles.

Mr. Sokolov, no less than Gould, can be utterly persuasive in doing something odd, as in his performance of the Sarabande in detached notes, an idea he makes beautiful and moving.

In allocating social housing, Sir Robin insists he is ironing out the divisions between different ethnic groups.The two mayors' philosophies are thus utterly at odds and also rather odd, at least for Britain.

If my first day on the Holderness coast was odd, the second was utterly bizarre.