Sentence examples for odd bent from inspiring English sources
"I've been testing prototypes of the product for over five years and many thousands of bottles, and all I've seen is the odd bent spiral, which is more a matter of technique than the product's ability to survive the professional hospitality environment".
"I've been testing prototypes of the product for over five years and many thousands of bottles, and all I've seen is the odd bent spiral, which is more a matter of technique than the product's ability to survive the professional hospitality environment". He says the Code-38 is "fully rebuildable" and covered by a lifetime warranty.
Though you wouldn't know it from NBC's odd scheduling of "Bent" (they're burning off airing all six episodes in just three weeks, with back-to-back episodes on Wednesday nights starting Wed., Mar. 21, 9 and 9 30 p.m. ET) and sad lack of promotion (I've seen two billboards in L.A., and both went up this week), the new comedy offering is one of their strongest.
The leg became bent sideways at an odd angle, and only after the pain became unbearable did she tell her mother what had happened and visit a doctor.
Galchen characterizes Charles Babbage, the nineteenth-century inventor of a precursor to the computer, as someone with "a bent of mind so odd that he once wrote to Alfred Lord Tennyson correcting his math.
His best-known works are the "Adaptives" ("Passstücke," also translatable as "Prostheses"), which he started making in 1974: odd-shaped, white-painted lumps of papier-mâché on bent steel rods, vaguely Giacometti-esque in look.
His best-known works are the "Adaptives" ("Passstÿcke," also translatable as "Prostheses"), which he started making in 1974: odd-shaped, white-painted lumps of papier-mâché on bent steel rods, vaguely Giacometti-esque in look.
A shockingly odd chunk of flesh resembles an amputated limb but is actually the sole of a bare foot whose bent toes are out of sight.
The socialist bent of the Forward made him, with his pessimism and apolitical tales of demons and dybbuks, the odd man out.
