Sentence examples for odd distinction from inspiring English sources

It allowed Mulligan the odd distinction of directing his dullest and finest films within a year.

It is an odd distinction for that lone hotel in the guide, a Howard Johnson of no particular architectural significance.

It is an odd distinction for that lone hotel, a Howard Johnson of no particular architectural distinction.

"Yet it has the odd distinction that almost no one will ever see it, save for the sandhogs who are building it".

It may lose its power to set budgets in a looming shake-up of public finances that could end the odd distinction between planned and unplanned spending.

To American ears, it's an odd distinction; our writers are either literary or commercial, but for him class identity was stronger.

This is particularly true of climate science, which holds the odd dual distinction of being both the most embattled scientific discipline in America and one of the whitest fields in STEM.

1) Error Rate for Cooperative Periods: During the 2Lc cooperative periods, we have a distinction between "odd" and "even" periods.

Henry More simply inserted chunks of the Passions of the Soul in his Enchiridion ethicum, despite also appropriating bits and pieces from elsewhere (including an odd version of the distinction between concupiscible and irascible passions).

Although the CBCL and YSR scores at T1 and T2 showed some relatively minor differences, the factor loadings generally reflected the assumed distinction between ODD and ACD.

In particular, in any system with K and RM, (OBp & OB~p) ↔ OB⊥ is a theorem.[2] But it seems odd that there is no distinction between a contradiction being obligatory, and having two distinct conflicting obligations.