Sentence examples for an odd perspective from inspiring English sources

This is an odd perspective.

And he already had the advantage of an odd perspective, one that found happiness in dark winter nights and extreme physical conditions.

Seeing yourself as a sculpture gives you an odd perspective: you see yourself in a way you're never able to from a photograph, a mirror, or a film.

It's an odd perspective on the symbiotic relationship, but keeping in mind the way Hannibal has changed the lives of those who live to tell the tale, it's one that holds up with his line of thinking.

We had incomplete bits too, I remember, which still give me an odd perspective today: sides three and four of Elgar conducting Falstaff, sides seven and 16 of Mahler Two with Ormandy, sides four and five of Stokowski's Rite of Spring!

It gave him an odd perspective on being American: his own culture was condensed to a series of greatest hits – the Chuck Berry and Beach Boys tapes he played constantly, the other cultural outliers and brand names that reach every corner of the world.

His method is usually oblique, piquing the reader's interest with an initially odd perspective.

Inspired by the inequities on display in India, where last weekend's Grand Prix was held, Lewis explains that the race "raises awareness of the country" – a slightly odd perspective, casting as it does India as an obscure backwater which needs a philanthropist such as Bernie Ecclestone to get it a bit of coverage.

But Gleiberman does have a slightly odd perspective of the average person's physical appearance, given that he thinks Barbara Stanwyck, Joan Fontaine and Bette Davis "weren't beauty contest-winners.

Weiss noted the odd perspective from which the shower scene was painted.

I couldn't and probably wouldn't have planned it this way, and yet I find I'm thankful for the odd perspective.