it is odd
it seems odd

It is odd when people say one thing and do another.

I just think it is odd at 17 to spend all your time with one person.

It is odd, too, to shift with your left hand.

It is odd, the things to which one can become accustomed.

It is odd, then, that so many Americans have always held money in suspicion.

But it is odd that you in the West do not use perfume.

"It is odd that you should alone be ignorant of your daughter's sense!"

"It is odd being inside the glass and looking out at the protesters," he said.

It is odd though, that the police did not mention any clues.

"But it is odd that there are none of them around.

It is odd how even after death the voices of the past remain in the ears.

I think it is odd, to say the least, that our colleagues should behave in this way.

It is odd to know nothing of all this.

"It is odd, then, that you are not more accustomed to all this."

Where it is odd is in terms of medical treatment after the fire.

It is odd, but thus far we have found no civilized species that does not show respect for its dead.

"It is odd that the money came from the bank," one major fund-raiser said.

It is odd, but quite impossible," and she gave the matter no further thought.

For one set against repetition, it is odd that the words "The year was 1861.

"I've been living through my characters, then all of a sudden to have this thing happen and to be so sad about it is odd."

Surely it is odd that the new regional plan does not highlight any of this.

It is odd to feel so close to someone and at the same time so distant.

"It is odd that you should come seeking me, captain.

But it is odd that he should have permitted himself to fashion certain human beings.

It is odd that they didn't drink the entire bottle.

For that matter it seems odd to think of him being dead.

It seems odd not to do so when he is innocent.

I know it seems odd, but there's a part of you that wants to believe you're okay.

It seems odd that East did not open the bidding.

"It seems odd that we just met last Friday night."

It seems odd that my mind now turned to the Bible.

It seems odd to contemplate now, but I was your age once.

It seems odd they would have the one and not the other."

Because it seems odd to me that no offer has been made or accepted.

It seems odd that you should come to me for such information."

Perhaps it seems odd that a casual meeting on the street could have brought about such change.

It seems odd that he should have written to you."

In a way it seems odd to call thoughts specifically internal.

"Our next gate is not far from that stream, but for some reason it seems odd."

It seems odd to think of no one needing me."

"It seems odd to me that there was no missing person report.

Perhaps it seems odd that someone should love a pile of bricks so much.

"It seems odd after we'd all been mixed up so.

I know it seems odd, especially as you'll be printing documents, not photographs.

But given that the analysis is over 11 years, it seems odd to exclude gains for this reason.

It seems odd not to have merely waited until tomorrow to report rather than wonder.

Maybe stations are now not worried about that, but it seems odd."

It seems odd, now, but so it was: this is what young people did in those days.

It seems odd to hear a man decry the means by which he earns a living.

"It seems odd that you would hear tales of this place in Farrow."