“I tend to meet the most wonderful people in some truly odd places.”

“There has been an odd character spotted about that everyone is a little suspicious of.”

“Truth be told, there are crowds of people who never drink, or who drink only on the odd occasion.”

“He was an oddball child, his bookishness and poetry out of step with his surroundings on the prairie earth.”

“By the way, that reminds me, she must be an oddish sort of woman, this Mrs. Beaumont.”

“Some time ago a grave, oddish kind of a man boarded at a farmer's in this parish.”

“The odder thing was that flakes of his skin seemed to be peeling off of his body.”

“One of the odder aspects of the parliament's back benches is how little flexibility there is within the committee system.”

“I'm not sure I remember seeing coverage of breaking news that was odder or more obscure.”

“The oddest color I think I've seen was a fluorescent shocking pink compound that turned up in the lab next door when I was an undergraduate.”

“One of my oddest memories is of sitting with a group of friends in the living room of a small condo he had in Encino.”

“The response could have been a little quicker, but not even the oddest requests could flummox the staff.”