Sentence examples for view odd from inspiring English sources

Terence Hines of Pace University in the US conducted another experiment that helps explain why we view odd and even numbers differently.

This situation has its roots in a usual tendency to view ODD under the umbrella of CD.

From a psychological point of view, odd-jobbing is a great way to reinforce that who we are does not have to equal what we do for work.

Roberts, in a footnote, described that view as "odd".

For people using PCs without a touchscreen, the large buttons and tablet-style views were odd and felt useless.

The active-matrix screen loses some clarity when viewed from odd angles but looks fine head-on.

Subjects like literature, where students were expected to recite the teacher's interpretations of whatever was being read rather than expressing their own views, felt odd to her.

Despite his erratically shifting views and odd phases, he continually returns to this core political refrain: He talks about using government in energetic but limited ways to increase growth, dynamism and social mobility.

"I think that seven or eight years from now, half of all cars produced will be fully autonomous, and it would be viewed as odd if it wasn't in a car".

Rustic bungalows high in the trees have hammock-equipped balconies and gorgeous sea views; the odd branch weaves through the cold-water bathrooms, and you're visisted by geckos, lizards and monkeys.

The skull is an example of an anamorphosis, a kind of perspectival distortion invented by artists of the Renaissance -- the earliest known example is a drawing by Leonardo da Vinci of a child's head -- who were studying how objects appeared when viewed from odd angles.