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Discover LudwigThe phrase "an odd blend" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a mixture of elements that seem unusual or unexpected together.
Example: "The dish was an odd blend of sweet and savory flavors that surprised my taste buds."
Alternatives: "a strange mixture" or "an unusual combination".
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But like Siena itself, the restoration project is an odd blend of politics, art and money.
Newspaper food writing is an odd blend of journalism, trend spotting and whim.
His cabinet contains an odd blend of generals and civilians, opposition politicians and allies, technocrats and hangers-on.
A bearish man with a soft, bearded face, Mr. Shata struck his congregants as an odd blend of things.
MIAMI - On the night he finally vanquished the Boston Celtics, LeBron James was consumed by an odd blend of emotions: elation and contrition, satisfaction and vindication.
In any case, he is a complicated fellow, an odd blend of ridiculousness and nobility, played by Tim Blake Nelson with sharp eyes and a slack jaw.
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The odd blend of timbres on this release — French horn, accordion, tubas, guitars, etc. — remains one of his compelling trademarks.
What makes Shaw so likeable and readable is the odd blend of soaring idealism and no-nonsense realism.
Song of the summer was Waterloo Sunset by the Kinks, with its odd blend of keening melancholy and positivism.
We are this odd blend of serious, plain living and liberal and are firmly against any game of chance (there was no question of placing a bet in my home).
To many average Austrians, Jorg Haider is that southern governor with the odd blend of liberal spending plans and anti-immigrant sentiments they might quietly agree with but that they know look bad to the European Union.
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