Sentence examples for odd state of affairs from inspiring English sources
It's an odd state of affairs.
It seems an odd state of affairs.
This odd state of affairs has left me tired and confused.
By some standards, it seems a rather odd state of affairs.
This odd state of affairs was made possible, in part, by the politics of Cold War Sicily.
Dr Cole suspects this could help explain not only why the lonely are iller, but how, in evolutionary terms, this odd state of affairs has come about.
It's an odd state of events.
It's a very odd of state of affairs, though, since BG's board, if pushed, would surely be obliged to give some ground on the price to reflect changed circumstances.
In such contexts, it is more natural to talk proposition-language than state-of-affairs-language. It feels odd (wrong) to say that someone believes a state of affairs, or that states of affairs are true or false.
Our review of the state-of-affairs of GM crops in Europe raises several fundamental issues.
Meanwhile, top-level international play has been dominated by the Six Nations northern-hemisphere competition (between England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales, France and Italy), the Tri-Nations southern one (with New Zealand, Australia and South Africa), and the odd tour in between.This state of affairs led to discontent as far back as 2003.
