Sentence examples for was always odd from inspiring English sources
It was always odd that Mubarak and his sons were tried together.
"It was always odd to turn on the television and see your own street in the news," he said.
It was always odd and maybe absurd, but now it just seems tasteless.
"It's always odd to me that I have to defend my sanity in those circumstances.
Things in Wodehouse's world are always "odd" rather than "terrible".
It's always odd, in sports and life, when things that work don't spread and become obvious models.
It's always odd watching someone you know get turned into a political cartoon on the cable talk shows.
It's always odd getting to Labour conference at this time: people are going about having fun, while I am in this strange world, at a seaside resort ready to work rather than party.
Members of Marlboro's vocal program take the solos, guaranteeing that at least some of the singing will be on pitch and at full power, but there are always odd noises.
"It's always odd to stretch out [in Entsch's office] and have your feet on a crocodile skin and see stockman's whips on the wall," says Hinton-Teoh.
The economic damage that unregulated markets in derivatives and other financial innovations can wreak by amplifying a credit crisis is no myth.Jonathan Michie President Kellogg College OxfordTransatlantic differencesSIR – It is always odd to hear Europeans fuss that George Bush is the reason for the deterioration of America's image abroad (Lexington, June 14th).
