Sentence examples similar to odd era from inspiring English sources

I do find it odd, in an era of such depressingly unprecedented Sunni-Shia bloodletting and internecine strife, that such a bigoted, intolerant and sectarian individual turns out to be a regular and prominent speaker on Britain's Islam Channel.

The call from Top Man may be the high watermark of weirdness in what was an odd, largely forgotten era in British rock history, one that began with the 1991 release of the Levellers' second album.

Other can't-miss acts scheduled for Sunday include Joey Badass with Pro Era, Odd Future's the Internet and Rapsody.

It might seem odd in an era defined by stagnant wages and rising income inequality for the long arm of the law to be cuffing Americans who default on their federal student loans.

But viewed through the lens of the Iraq war — which was surely on Mr. Nemescu's mind in 2006 — this odd little Clinton-era anecdote takes on some unsettling resonances.

Mr. Clinton's fence-sitting reflects the odd politics of an era of prosperity tinged with uncertainty.

The idea of a company town like Bata seems odd in today's era of disrupted, deregulated working life.

Instead, she will be tied into this era's odd, obsessive fascination with meaningless fame.

It now houses an odd combination of Soviet-era relics (the only museum in Europe with a helicopter gunship in the grounds), thrilling Thracian treasures and arcane political memorabilia.

There was an odd postscript to the Noades era in London SW19.

And yet, though these changes were remarkable for their era, it is odd that the early republic is so admired two centuries later.