Sentence examples for an odd feature from inspiring English sources

SC SAN SEBASTIAN The closest big Spanish city to the UK, San Sebastián has an odd feature: it lacks an international airport.

But an odd feature of the new virus is the lack of fever in a significant proportion of documented cases, even after some patients become seriously ill.

Most people want to pass it.This helps to explain an odd feature of the politics of immigration: candidates are often punished for saying exactly what voters say they want them to say.

It's an odd feature of our modern economy that it requires the entire financial world to trust in a handful of monetary-policy wizards who meet in secret every six weeks or so.

It is an odd feature of central New Jersey -- modern office buildings and roads often close by pockets of woods and farmland that look much like they did 75 years ago.

Many people suffering from swine influenza, even those who are severely ill, do not have fever, an odd feature of the new virus that could increase the difficulty of controlling the epidemic, said a leading American infectious-disease expert who examined cases in Mexico last week.

Still, 3-D viewing is a very odd feature to add to a notebook computer, and at first glance it looks far too odd for all the effort Sharp has gone to, not to mention the added cost for consumers.

Celebrating Passover, as we've just been doing, I've been reminded of a very odd feature of the biblical story.

So Mr. Chômet created a counterpoise, an exceedingly odd feature-length animation that manages to send up France, America, gastronomy, the Tour de France, consumerism, gangsterism, heroism, professional ambition and heaven knows what else.

He didn't mind its one odd feature: a curtained opening, rather than a door, between the bedroom and the living room.

If a majority opts for this odd feature of the Russian ballot paper, the poll becomes invalid.