Sentence examples similar to while admittedly odd from inspiring English sources

While other cats have been bred for admittedly odd traits, she said, never before has a cat's basic structure been so altered.

Thus this post's practice, with an admittedly odd title: Pet the lizard.

There's something admittedly odd about watching photo-realistic-looking animals speak in everyday vernacular.

It is admittedly odd that this man, so emblematic of the Old World, is resting for eternity in the Bronx.

The state's legislature has only just passed a bill repealing bans on all three admittedly odd hobbies, along with nearly seven dozen other antiquated laws.

Last week, the Office of the Inspector General at the Justice Department released a report looking at an admittedly odd aspect of the Strzok-Page texts.

To quote the 43rd President of the United States, let me be clear: there's something admittedly odd about Southside For You's very existence.

That is admittedly odd, because "Sgt. Pepper's" is estimated to have sold more than five million copies in Britain  since its release in June 1967, entitling it to platinum status several times over.

I have a friend who worked as a picker for a while, admittedly some years back.

But he doesn't make much of a case for outrage over this admittedly odd behavior.

Its an admittedly odd project for the firm to take on, especially by a CEO who's spent the last decade traveling around the country lecturing about immigration reform. .