Sentence examples for very odd time from inspiring English sources
And Thomas gets at the key point, which is that this is a very odd time to be worrying about people taking too much risk.
From an analytical point of view, this would seem to be a very odd time to focus on the alleged moral decline of the lower classes.
Speaking of his breakdown, which lasted six months, and of being in his 50s, he said: "It is a very odd time, a very frightening time, especially when it coincides with parents leaving, one seems to be very obsessed by death, by age.
"It seems like a very odd time to talk about anything like that," said analyst Dennis Gaughan, an analyst with AMR Research.
As he dwindled into nothingness, his brother recalls, "He had a very odd way at that time, a very odd way of holding his mouth.
In a way, he was the first universal player, which made him very odd indeed for those times.
In his eyes, the tragedy turns him into a kind of darkly comic superhero: the "mild-mannered person transformed into mutant by freak accident, with the mutant thereafter driven by a strange hybrid of the most rancid bitterness and the most outrageous hope to do very, very odd and silly things, many times in the name of Good".
"Can very odd climate just happen at a time when we humans are also causing unusual climate change?" asks White, who specializes in arctic research.
Nonetheless he thinks it is rationally fitting for God to bring it about, since otherwise there would be these very odd beings in existence for all time, incorporeal, immaterial, incorruptible subsistent forms the "nature" of which is to be the substantial forms of living bodies.
Vauchez's is the better book, but at times it is very odd.
