Sentence examples for odd leap from inspiring English sources
To vote at all is an odd leap of faith.
This might seem an like an odd leap of imagination for a year 10 student in Australia, but Ed was already heading social campaigns on his other pet passions: climate change awareness, lion preservation, and genealogy.
This might seem an like an odd leap of imagination for a student in Australia, but Ed was already heading up social campaigns devoted to his other pet passions: climate change awareness, lion preservation, and genealogy.
This might seem like an odd leap of imagination for an Australian high school student, but Ed was already heading social campaigns on his other pet passions: climate change awareness, lion preservation and genealogy.
His songwriting partner, Alejandra Deheza, sings with airy serenity in lines and layered harmonies that make odd leaps to mesh with those patterns; even the lead vocals are part of the architecture.
The composer John Adams has taken a few odd leaps in his career, and even when they haven't particularly worked, a listener has to admire his interest in stepping outside his usual style.
If only, in the course of finishing it, he had not made such a startlingly odd rhetorical leap: 'One day, the hospital called to say, "We're waking him up this morning and we want you there".
With a radical level of productivity (he generates an hour of new material per year, then discards it), Louis has built a confessional act that covers the birth of his kids, his divorce, and his rancorous arrival into middle age — with the odd political leap, like the time he peppered Donald Rumsfeld with questions about whether he and Dick Cheney are "lizards from outer space who eat human flesh".
She isn't the most elegant writer, being prone to breathlessness and odd rhetorical leaps.
It moved from contemplation to apocalyptic distortion to a sparse pianissimo before the song itself emerged, with all its odd, plaintive leaps.
