Sentence examples for odd change from inspiring English sources

For a country with an envious unemployment rate of 4.9%, it seemed an odd change in priorities.

Afterward, Armstrong said that he was still mystified but that there was no point in discussing the odd change.

It's an odd change of pace for him: Johnson is notoriously litigious, and a countdown clock, chuckcjohnson.info, exists for the sole purpose of tracking his lawsuit threats.

It's an odd change of pace for a sometimes funny film that "is no worse than average pop-culture throwaway" (Scott).

This was an odd change from the 5% assumed in the Treasury's long-run modelling for the economy for Nairu over the prior decade.

I like it, but it would be an odd change for people who love it out there to come to our little hamlet".

Then there were the odd changes of mind over the cover price.

What is causing this artist's devastating headaches and odd changes in the way he sees the world?

The odd changes in tone here seem similarly designed to prevent us from finding out about her.

But whereas the odd changes in body language in "Rhapsodic Dances" were evidently part of its quirky plan, those in "Hush" seemed unconscious.

One of the fun things about arriving back in Edinburgh every August is the cognitive dissonance of half-noticing odd changes in the fringe environment.