Sentence examples for odd thinking from inspiring English sources

It was a bit odd thinking of myself as a benevolent loan shark, but, hey, my friend would get out of debt, I would earn $5 a month instead of $4, and the banks would make so much less money that they would have to close half their branches and give us our city back.

The cognitive section consists of 27 items (each item assess a single type of cognition) grouped into three subsections: odd thinking/ unusual perceptual experiences (9 items), non-delusional paranoia (3 items) and psychotic experiences (15 items).

A reverse tendency on the DIB-R was observed in the domain of cognition, with borderline adolescents without ADHD showing a clinical profile characterized by more internalising symptoms such as odd thinking, unusual perceptual experiences or paranoid/quasi-psychotic experiences.

However, thought disorder, characterised by odd thinking, is a symptom domain that is similar between patients at high risk for SZ and ASD children meeting diagnostic criteria for MCDD [ 19].

For the BPD group two models explained low proportions of the variance in the dependent variable and did not reach statistical significance (odd thinking/ unusual perceptual experiences: R = 0.14, F (4,23) = 0.91, p = 0.473; psychotic experiences: R = 0.10, F (4,23) = 0.65, p = 0.631) and none of PSP areas showed significant predictive value.

I am Rosie and I like to spend the odd chapter thinking things over from my point of view.

The image of God's men welding iron rods, exerting force on women and being afraid of an earthly complaint is all a bit odd when thinking of the Prophetic character.

This may seem like an odd way of thinking about international affairs.

The riskier the asset mix, the higher the assumed return and the lower the bill appears to be.This is an odd way of thinking.

He offers us relief from the worry, if also the odd reward, of thinking and feeling as individuals — a blissful submersion in mechanical affect, the same for everybody.

"When those things started coming, we got into this odd position of thinking about the problems in a completely wrong way," Mr. Feingold said in an interview.