Sentence examples for odd quality from inspiring English sources

Cintering gives it another odd quality.

Shonibare also describes the "odd" quality that Veno's photographs have, something he works hard to achieve, particularly through lighting.

He has an odd quality of taking in what he's seeing with an almost digitalized exactitude (that's why, in private, he's supposed to be a gifted mimic), while appearing to be oblivious.

It might be an odd quality to ascribe to a team that contained six current internationals, but the dominant characteristic of Norwich's performance was the frequency with which they made elementary unforced errors.

Rather than obsessiveness being an odd quality possessed by eccentrics and geniuses, perhaps you could say it is a fairly ubiquitous response to the difficulties of being human – the key difference is whether it propels you to over-consume, to kill people who don't agree with you, or to shred your fingers clambering up rocks.

When I asked a doctor friend of mine what she thought, she clearly considered the question itself odd: quality of medical care has nothing to do with the little tags on the professionals' uniforms; the more insidious form of branding in hospitals are the freebies from drug-company sales reps.

Still others noticed odd quality-control problems emerging.

The Hammond organ has odd qualities because the richness of its harmonic content does not diminish as the player goes up the keyboard.

The Final Programme, with Jon Finch as Moorcock's futuristic dandy Jerry Cornelius and an absurdist take on the end of the world, is a remarkable achievement, though the author did not care for it and audiences did not initially take to its odd qualities.

His name, with its odd unplaceable quality (it sounds like some kind of Asian-Hispanic hybrid) suits the Esperanto-like qualities of the now-pop.

Handkerchief in his top pocket, Hannan wiped the floor with all comers, despite having a slightly odd, otherworldly quality.