Sentence examples for an odd perception of from inspiring English sources
Why is it that biologists have such an odd perception of their own discipline?
And what an odd perception that would have been: the inferring of corruption due to a political figure rewriting an intelligence report in order to satisfy his own foreign policy objectives.
The characters are allowed glancing, odd perceptions that shy away from questions of race and consequently turn them from one-note embodiments of virtue or evil into complicated human beings.
The happy faith in perception for its own sake even provokes an odd kind of expatriate's patriotism.
Where some see vacancies -- and an odd abundance of hair and nail salons and ice cream parlors -- Mayor Elaine Becker sees the "perception" of a troubled downtown.
It's an odd kind of progress.
It's an odd state of events.
IT IS an odd sort of togetherness.
"It is kind of an odd intersection of his life.
It's an odd measure of success.
Harvey is an odd mass of contradictions.
