Sentences with phrase «own odd sense»

Did Christ not heal someone based on what they had to wear or withhold miracles because their dress did nt fit some odd sense of uniformity.

Who else would have the same odd sense of humor as me?

AKB's have an odd sense of logic.

It was an odd sense of deja vu... a «I think I've photographed pillows just like that, at just that angle, with just that background before.»

Some women report uncomfortable sensations before or during letdown, such as an uneasy feeling in the stomach, weakness, sweating, and even an odd sense of melancholy.

I miss his odd sense of humor and his incredible intelligence.

This print has always reminded me of Darwins «corals» and every time I wear it I get an odd sense of purpose.

As we emerged from the room, there was this odd sense of camaraderie between us... as if we had survived some kind of ordeal together.

He is either a) very, very bitter and his tongue is in his cheek b) lives at home with his mommy and wants another one or c) into leather and whips or d) he has an odd sense of humour and hopes someone with similar humour will get it.

and courageous female... who has an odd sense of humour and isn't shy to try new things

Well travelled, never been married, no kids, educated, with an odd sense of humour.

... Play music, it's kinda a love of mine, I have an odd sense of humor..

Like to laugh, but odd sense of humor.

ive a bit of an odd sense of humor, but im a bit quiet till i get to know people.

Have a odd sense of humor and enjoy laughter, look for that in others.

He made Better Off Dead stand out from its peers by infusing it with an incredibly odd sense of humor.

There's an odd sense of dragging in the middle, and some of the action sequences feel like they never quite crank...

There's an odd sense of deja vu to Bruce LaBruce's latest provocation, recalling not just some of his own prior joints (notably 2004's «The Raspberry Reich») but tongue - in - cheek fantasies of much earlier films featuring the overthrow of patriarchy — the nearly half - century - old likes of John Waters» «Desperate Living» and the Warhol - Morrissey «Women in Revolt,» in -LSB-...]

There's an odd sense of deja vu to Bruce LaBruce's latest provocation, recalling not just some of his own prior joints (notably 2004's «The Raspberry Reich») but tongue - in - cheek fantasies of much earlier films featuring the overthrow of patriarchy — the nearly half - century - old likes of John Waters» «Desperate Living» and the Warhol - Morrissey «Women in Revolt,» in particular.

LOUISA: MATT: LOUISA SAYS: Director Todd Solondz is a freaky - weird guy with an odd sense of humor to match, so it goes without saying that

An odd sense of disappointment sets in.

I've been a fan of Sedaris» odd sense of humor and way with words since I first read 2000's Me Talk Pretty One Day, and it was exciting to see and hear him in person!

I am only an armchair astronomer, but I have the odd sense that I have returned from a journey to a world where nothing quite makes sense.

I have the odd sense there's a world beyond this one where my fictional characters reside, going about their dramatically rich lives until it's time for me to write their stories.

It's a good day for digital, in an odd sense, isn't it?

And even if you set things up perfectly for a nice 20 - year retirement, fate has an odd sense of humor.

i'm also getting this odd sense that people think that funds aren't part of the market.

Finding the need great and having an odd sense of pleasure in the constant chores, Pat found her niche washing dishes, hidey boxes, litter pans and loads of laundry.

Somehow, some way, this breed will achieve a mature stature and size that in an odd sense seems normal.

Go back and play that mission now and there's an odd sense of foreshadowing.

But there's an odd sense of disconnection from the bulk of the battles, and you won't uncover some of the really useful Gambits - like ones that target enemy weaknesses - until late in the game.

Last year, when the novelist Martin Amis was asked to comment on the recent exodus from London to New York of British writers of the generation that came of age in the 1970s — Salman Rushdie, the late Christopher Hitchens, the poet James Fenton and now Amis himself — he replied, «There's an odd sense in which the novel follows the power.»

John Wesley's surreal figurations, dependent on their own odd sense of repetition, stand out as the sole moment of whimsy.

Step into a strange and otherworldly universe that provokes an odd sense of déjà - vu at an exhibition of paintings by Mehdi Farhadian, who represented his home country, Iran, in the 2015 Venice Biennale.

Overlaps with Jasper Johns, early Claes Oldenburg, Bruce Nauman and Robert Gober are hard to ignore, and create an odd sense of mastery and striving.

In its scale, the time he devoted to it, and especially in the odd sense of privacy he maintained around the existence of these tiny paintings, a picture emerges of an independent spirit who was struggling in his resistance to more popular trends.

In an odd sense, Shuford's going public with his views is refreshing — we know where this Dominion executive stands on climate change.

«The nature of email communications, blog posts, tweets, things along those lines, is they're in an odd sense much more permanent,» says Michael Fenrick, a partner with Paliare Roland Rosenberg Rothstein LLP.

I remember feeling shock, sorrow, anger and an odd sense of validation in finally having an explanation for the tension and unhappiness that had permeated our home for as long as I could remember.

Not exact matches

While a background at a consumer tech company might seem like an odd fit for an education startup, it actually makes a lot of sense, said Modi.

«In a very basic sense, it seems odd for the economy to be back home and for the central bank to still have to have a negative real interest rate,» Poloz said.

Or perhaps «odd» in the literal sense is the wrong word, for the story has an ironic symmetry.

The commonly assumed distinctions between the «religious» and the «secular» and between «religion» and «morality» are really very odd, says Smith, and make little sense to people who believe that the world has a story, as in upper case Story.

But as damaging and hurtful as my childhood was, these are still my stories that I tell with an odd, confusing sense of nostalgia.

Visit people, talk to them, bring them together, have a meal, talk about life, solve the world's problems, drink a glass of wine, walk along the road, fish, collect friends around you, share common sense advice, solve the odd predicament.

Rather, we suffer (in the older, broader sense of the word) experience and usually that experience has an odd, disjointed logic.

However odd this sounds, that by movie's end it seems both plausible and fitting bespeaks the artistic triumph of In Bruges: its ability to convey the Christian sacramental sense of divine presence within the created order, and most especially in self - sacrificing acts of love by imperfect beings themselves being perfected by Christ.

religion is about community and caring overlook the odd tenants here and there and appreciate the fact that men with a strong sense of faith - be it democrate or republician want to lead.

An Emergent definition of relevance, modulated by resistance, might run something like this; relevance means listening before speaking; relevance means interpreting the culture to itself by noting the ways in which certain cultural productions gesture toward a transcendent grace and beauty; relevance means being ready to give an account for the hope that we have and being in places where someone might actually ask; relevance means believing that we might learn something from those who are most unlike us; relevance means not so much translating the churches language to the culture as translating the culture's language back to the church; relevance means making theological sense of the depth that people discover in the oddest places of ordinary living and then using that experience to draw them to the source of that depth (Augustine seems to imply such a move in his reflections on beauty and transience in his Confessions).

Moreover, according to it, Jesus» conviction concerning the coming end was not simply an odd, adventitious belief which he held, extraneous to some more important conviction, but was central to his sense of who he was and what his mission was.