For sure, it would be an odd reader who had not already come to this conclusion, but it needs to be stated from the outset.
There were thirty some-odd readers, actually, and they were taking fifteen-minute turns with "A Christmas Carol"; the group, made up largely of New York City authors, read Dickens's parable in its entirety, clocking in at just over three hours.
This distinction between real and apparent agency might appear odd to readers who, like Heider and others, adopt the constructivist hypothesis that humans use the mechanisms that generate the illusions of apparent agency to track real agents.
Odds are, readers of The Help won't stop turning the pages until it's done.
As "Revolutionary Road" approaches its 40th year in print, it seems odd to imagine readers opening it for the first time.
(To strike a balance so as not to sound too odd to American readers, I went through the report and added things like "a handful of" or "a swath of" or "a mountain of" before the word "data" so as to keep the verb in its singular form).Meanwhile, the New York Times's stylebook, like the WSJ, accepts it both ways.
It might sound odd to Valley readers, but Romanian engineers would much rather work for a salary than for a stake in a business.
There is enough evidence to support the use of Jerry, although it might look odd to some readers).
Comparing responsiveness of a self-evaluation questionnaire like SPADI and an impairment measure like shoulder ROM may seem odd to some readers.
"You can't get over the fact that having a national anthem whose title is a city in another country, is just a bit odd," said one reader.
