oddness

Then the oddness of what he had seen hit him.

It was that oddness of his at work again, he thought.

The oddness of this college was really the reason Paul had come.

Bill goes to check on her; they talk about the oddness of their situation.

Yet what was that oddness behind the darkness of his eyes?

And probably very rude, as well, given the oddness of his body.

We could do with a bit more harmless oddness like this in the world.

After the concessions already made, I hope you will stick at nothing for its oddness.

But the oddness of the symmetry is in keeping with the man himself.

But out of their oddness had come an attempt to organize a life on a plan that worked.

And her mother's oddness would never have risen to such extremes.

But it was crazy to expect oddness from the day to match her own.

But there was an oddness on a human level.

Something else he noticed; there was an oddness about the inside of her cloak.

She raised her eyebrows over the oddness of the question but answered simply enough.

But surely eyes alone could not account for a reputation of oddness?

And there was an oddness about the walls, a sense of presence, as if they were nearly alive.

The oddness, Lee told herself, had come from excitement and a long flight.

He stood drinking the oddness with the pores of his body.

For the first time he noticed how lovely she was, a thought that caught him with its oddness.

"Call an ambulance," she said, and laughed a little at the oddness of it.

I exclaimed in a whisper, as the oddness fell into focus.

Well, if she wasn't entitled to a bit of oddness after all she'd been through, then who was?

It's an odd way to discover reality but if it works, never mind the oddness.

There was another fact, the oddness of the seeing.