The phrase "an odd viewing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or experience of watching something that is unusual or unexpected, often in a way that evokes curiosity or confusion.
Example: "The documentary presented an odd viewing of the artist's life, leaving the audience both intrigued and perplexed."
Alternatives: "a strange observation" or "a peculiar sighting".
She had an odd view of her writing.
They may also question the politicians' motives.That seems an odd view, given the prominence of immigration as a doorstep issue.
There is an odd view shared by broadcasters that, when an English club plays, everyone wants the English club to win.
One of his topics is a theory of his that conformists and nonconformists both lack moral courage, and another is that "the only way to solve a problem is to go through it rather than around it" — which has struck some listeners as an odd view for a basketball player to have.
One of his topics is a theory of his that conformists and nonconformists both lack moral courage, and another is that "the only way to solve a problem is to go through it rather than around it"—which has struck some listeners as an odd view for a basketball player to have.
This is an odd view of public policy and indeed reality.
I think our generation isn't as reliant on drugs as perhaps millennials are, but then again I have an odd view of the millennials that they are far more mainstream-y, in the way that their nights out are drink, club, home, toke, whereas our generation, it seems, is a lot more underground, but then again maybe that's just because we're grimy, skint teenagers.
I think our generation isn't as reliant on drugs as perhaps millennials are, but then again I have an odd view of the millennials – that they are far more mainstream-y, in the way that their nights out are drink, club, home, toke, whereas our generation, it seems, is a lot more underground, but then again maybe that's just because we're grimy, skint teenagers.
An odd view, to most Westerners but you can't present Byzantium honestly without explaining it.The exhibition's showpiece will it is hoped consist of ten icons from St Catherine's monastery on Mount Sinai, including famous ones of Moses and Archangel Michael.
An emphasis on betting, in my view, represents an odd economistic view that commitments should be viewed essentially or primarily in monetary terms.
