Sentence examples for odd connections from inspiring English sources

But the odd connections of human and wild can be a benefit, too.

Curiously enough, in one of the case's many odd connections and coincidences, Mr Lugovoi also once worked for Mr Berezovsky.

This gift for making odd connections is just one reason Carson has begun attracting serious attention as a poet.

Thomas Nozkowski's small, intense works seem to refer to the odd connections one makes with otherwise unrelated memories.

A nearby neighbour - and our story is filled with odd connections like this - was one Susan Wager, who had briefly been the stepmother of sometime Weather-fan Jane Fonda.

We make both the obvious and the odd connections, sometimes they are very abstract and other times they are very concrete.

An example would be the odd connection between the minimalist architect Alfred Loos and the events of 2001 which I connect visually by flipping 'LOOS' to make it look like '2001.'2001

Ms. Fenton also has an odd connection to the Clinton White House.

And she loved the idea that her mother's house and my apartment had this odd connection".

He jogs along from incident to incident, unpacking them, adding historical depth and noticing the odd connection.

She did, however, sense an odd connection to her own life: "There is a reticence about Blunt that I recognize in people I know.