Sentence examples for odd understanding from inspiring English sources

I think some people have a very odd understanding of what deserves respect.

Another area of interest is the survivors' odd understanding of their own history and of the world that's been lost.

Re "An Odd Understanding Reached in Israeli Prisons," by Neil Genzlinger (Television review, June 27): I wonder when the photo of Ahlam Tamimi was taken.

"Either this company has a poor or odd understanding of what the ethical responsibilities of a researcher are or this was a naked attempt at intimidation," said Dr. Carragee, who is a professor at Stanford.

More than that, Brand also seems to have an odd understanding of what they actually do.

As Jonathan Chait put it: "To say that this... 'is designed to get results' shows a very odd understanding of American political institutions".

Then, plunging to the center of the odd unconscious understanding that accompanies so much of childhood, she recalls: "It was obvious to us two people couldn't / prevail at the same time.

As the Washington Post's Ezra Klein pointed out, "Peretz is rarely held to account, largely because there's an odd, tacit understanding that he's a cartoonish character and everyone knows it".

Soon she's off to magic camp, in the hope of understanding this odd talent that makes her feel like a freak.

We found that four children from the group with ADHD and ODD had a worse understanding compared with other children.

It is his understanding of the odd chemical reactions that can occur between audience and actors that is most telling, however.