But that view sits oddly with its other policies.
The flock had been shorn earlier that day, and those in view seemed oddly aware of how dumpy and vulnerable they looked.
Halfway through, however, Baumbach's world view turns oddly prescriptive, its loose-limbed social observation tethered by a snoozy inside-baseball subplot on documentary ethics.
Steele's view seems oddly contrary to those people of color who are in fact ascending (or have ascended) in politics.
Vuillard's gift was for private, keyhole views, intense, oddly cropped and voyeuristic, which seem to speak a secret language, like a joke between friends or lovers.
Clegg outlines an oddly dispassionate view of work as an activity that can be flipped on and off as easily as a light switch.
The resulting portrait of Davis by Nisenson was an unsparingly intimate, complex, and oddly whimsical view of the artist in retreat.
Being home in his boyhood room with his art books and early paintings and the view from his window oddly feeds Clive, and he finds himself coming to life.
Mr. Maazel, who often manipulates a work's shape almost bar by bar, took an oddly staid view, conducting briskly where Mahler's tempos are relaxed and squarely where phrases ebb and flow.
The next day crowds again demonstrated against her when she visited the Mediterranean city of Alexandria.Perhaps oddly in view of the longstanding hostility of past American administrations to the ideology of political Islam, many secular-minded Egyptians held up signs blaming the United States for the recent ascendancy of the Muslim Brotherhood, to which Mr Morsi belongs.
