Sentence examples for what very odd from inspiring English sources

What very odd creatures they are.

Howard added: "What is very odd about all of this is that, on the basis of the telephone calls, both Mercedes and Pirelli went ahead without getting back to Mr Whiting and making clear precisely ultimately what they were intending to do".

"But what a very odd thing!" Mrs. Tiggy-winkle is "running running running up the hill".

In the meantime, here are several items worth considering: (1) The New York Times' David Carr has an excellent column on what drives the very odd phenomenon that the leading advocates for attacking and even criminalizing journalism come not from the government but from... certain journalists.

People were interpreting the Oracle of the Ballot Box in what seemed like very odd and exaggerated ways.

"It's very odd what you take," she said.

What followed was a very odd interview, with several men trying to agree on -- and then dictate -- appropriate words for my notebook, politely alerting me as to which ones were true and which were not, though everything was expected to be published.

In what felt like a very odd cameo for Clinton, the former president largely meandered through an hour-long conversation about his new James Patterson book, gun regulation, backroom stories regarding the Oslo Treaty and a couple of loosely connected points about the cryptocurrency space tossed in there for the audience.

"That may sound very odd, with what we know now about Neville Husband.

"What happened with Steyn was very odd.

Zimmer used a symphony orchestra for the opera sequence, but would mostly use what he described as a "very odd orchestra...only cellos and basses all playing at the extreme ends of their range".