Sentence examples for odd uses from inspiring English sources

On top of accepting big cheques and not asking many questions about where they came from, Black has admitted to some odd uses of company expenses.

Even though "Miles Ahead" fails in this regard, I have sympathy for Cheadle's odd uses of some of Davis's greatest music.

The odd uses a sigmoid activation function.

The end result is awesome, and hopefully it'll be allowed to stick around in the final release (Apple sometimes reacts negatively to odd uses of its hardware).

While the original Off-Broadway staging of Judas in 2005 -- directed by Philip Seymour Hoffman and starring Eric Bogosian and Sam Rockwell among others -- had critics divided over its unwieldiness and baffled by odd uses of space, Estelle focused on making every choice significant.

The ODD uses a validated algorithm based on hospitalization records and outpatient service claims and has a high level of sensitivity (86%) and specificity (97%) for identifying persons with diagnosed diabetes (30).

"It's an odd use of the word 'defense' at this point".

After all, couldn't one just as easily obsess about the founders' odd use of capitalization?

But memorising maps looks an increasingly odd use of the human brain.

Arguing for the protesters, Roy T. Englert Jr. said this was an "awfully broad" and "very odd" use of language.

While that may be true, the new zeal in enforcing the rules seems an odd use of park police.