Sentence examples for yet odd from inspiring English sources

The City Hall is imposing yet odd, a vaguely Soviet-style building with peaked Burmese roofs.

Yet odd, distinct elements speak to the atmosphere of dynamic upheaval.

Yet, odd as it may seem, Stockhausen was a practicing Catholic at the time he wrote "Gruppen"; only in the sixties did he renounce organized religion.

Yet, odd as Mr Schmalensee's claim may seem, it makes some sense.When Mr Schmalensee says that Microsoft is not a monopoly, he means that it has no monopoly power; he does not mean that it is failing to exercise the power it does have (yet another proposition), but that it has no power to exercise.

When I mentioned last summer the streaming availability of one of my favorite recent movies, Kenneth Lonergan's "Margaret," I neglected to note a pleasant yet odd paradox of our age of online movie-viewing: a film available to stream may well be far more familiar and widely known than a film that has had a limited theatrical release.

Yet odd as it may seem on the surface, there is another group of people within the church who are intent on reform of a very different nature, and they recently gathered in Jersey City to participate in a Mass that once united Catholics across the globe.

Comfort, along with promising fitness benefits, has become more of a draw in recent years, as evidenced by such popular yet odd-looking footwear as toning shoes and Crocs, Mr. Cohen said.

As is the case with other comfortable yet odd-looking shoes, like the sandals from Dr. Scholl's and Birkenstock as well as boots by Ugg, the classic Crocs have also been widely criticized on aesthetic grounds.

Yet the odd descendant has the law on her side.

And yet an odd double rhythm is at work.

Yet something odd has taken place along with technological progress.