Sentence examples for an odd aspect from inspiring English sources
There is an odd aspect to it, however.
Which brings up an odd aspect of this food film.
That remains an odd aspect of the profits boom: in theory, if the return on capital is high, one would expect a lot of capital to be invested.
Incidentally, he wants federal legislation (the "Sanctity of Life Act") to decree that life begins at conception.This has always been an odd aspect of Mr Paul's libertarianism.
Bourdain even mentioned this to People magazine in 2016 in relation to the separation when he said, "As a family, I think we've done a really good job and we're doing a really good job and would like to keep it that way". But now after his untimely death, it brings up an odd aspect – his estranged spouse is his beneficiary.
An odd aspect of the Washington foreign-policy community during the last few months has been that there was less general enthusiasm for the war inside the government than you'd think, and more enthusiasm outside the government, which is where the Democratic foreign-policy specialists are now.
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.
In an especially odd aspect of the case, Mr. Hood and two of the other defendants have apparently tried to assert that the United States government does not exist.
It is a very odd aspect of contemporary Britain that a country which is almost unrecognizable from the one which nurtured Fleming (aside, of course, from the occasional survival, such as a seemingly unstoppable urge to despoil Iraq) should still, for so much of the world, remain the country of James Bond.
The screen also has an odd, elongated aspect ratio making the display elements look warped.
