Sentence examples for an odd example from inspiring English sources

This is an odd example for counterweight.

Look, for an odd example, at the way they watch birds.

THE big sell-off in emerging market currencies yesterday is an odd example of "remembrance of things past"; one's mind is drawn back to 1998, or even 1982 and the crises of old.

Most legal origin evidence is cross-sectional in nature, but here is an odd example of within-country time series variation.

A few miles away, on a streetfront wall in the Sunset Park section of Brooklyn, a similarly odd example of historical revival has sprung up: a kinetic-looking 1980 piece by the graffiti writer Blade has been recreated, with the five letters of his name changed to read Plato.

Pai immediately launched into a very specific and very odd example of how illegal cell phones are smuggled into prisons.

Unless, that is, credit standards are prevented from tightening and loosening in a pro-cyclical manner, or unless supply can be made to respond quickly and substantially enough to dampen the price spiral.We don't have to rely on that mechanism entirely to explain the odd example of Phoenix, however.

Though there is the odd example in England and Wales of the successful solicitor-run estate agency, efforts a decade ago to encourage the profession to embrace it more widely failed – in part, out of fear of losing work from estate agents – and a property slump is not the best time to give it another go.

There was the odd example of such conduct here on Sunday – including one particularly asinine individual who on the first tee taunted Reed for his decisive missed putt the previous day – but on the whole there was respect amid the roars.

Here is one odd example (see Sprenger 2011a, 234).

It was the latest odd example of how the Republican nominee sometimes packages his thoughts, and it immediately went viral.