Sentence examples for was an odd one from inspiring English sources

In some ways, the season just gone was an odd one on Broadway, since it didn't feature a breakout musical smash hit such as The Producers or Jersey Boys (both best musical recipients in their respective years).

But in the chronicles of city elections, Mr. Bloomberg's choice of topic on Monday was an odd one because it involved a sweeping overhaul of mass transit, an area over which the mayor has very little say.

Ostensibly, his position was an odd one.

Well, we did say she was an odd one.

February 27 , 2017 Today was an odd one.

"It was an odd one," he said of his edge to Agar.

The short answer is: an odd one, although the oddness isn't immediately obvious from its premise, that familiar SF trope of Martian colonisation.

Yet, the Republican rhetoric on taxes is an odd one – because the fact is, for the vast majority of Americans, their income taxes are not really all that onerous.

This is an odd one because it puts Republicans on the side of giving Obama more power (a rarity, you'll have to admit), much to the consternation of the Unions and much of the Democratic base.

The new post, whose emphasis will be specifically on the England men's team, will be an odd one.

Besides, the argument that the nation shouldn't impose an obligation on the rich because they can wiggle out of it is an odd one.