Translation of "Looks odd" in German

In a quick reaction, which one looks odd?

Some people gave Tom some odd looks, but he didn't care.

It's an old sunburn, a pigmentation, that looks a bit odd.

Me too, I think she looks a bit odd.

He looks odd, but he's a wonderful teacher.

It looks odd if the interviewer speaks high German and the interviewee dialect.

Check the order of your constraints if your TECHNIC_CHAIN_LINK looks odd.

The girls search around everything nearby that looks odd.

However, the padding in the chest area looks rather odd, like two coconuts.

There are various reasons why, although the Prodcom number looks odd, it may actually be valid in a wider context.

The flat cooler looks a bit odd, but maybe Club3D wanted to make it look like a playing card.

The responses I received ranged from odd looks to questions about the blogging practice.

The problem is that by the time you get to level 5 headings the heading text is often smaller than the body text, which looks odd.

She leads me to a piece of machinery that looks as odd as if it had been developed by a mad professor to feature in a "Star Wars" movie.

You can see the protruding rear part of the ship, which just looks odd and bulky.

As she made her way through the city, she got a few odd looks, but every stare was quickly followed up by a compliment on the intricacies of her armor.

If food in a restaurant or other public place smells, looks or tastes odd, it should be returned.

I admit it looks a bit odd when two pilots get into a Cessna 206 at half past six in the morning with survival suits on and then take 3 Â1?2 hours to eat up their breakfast and allow themselves a ten-minute nap in between.

And while it maybe OK to destroy the same Raider in the upper right corner over and over again, it looks odd when your motorcycles always fly over the same skyline no matter in which countryside you had been before – especially when you do it in nearly every episode.

But, you have to be able come back, even if this world looks a little odd when you come back.

If you are using a particular browser and it looks odd, just give us a little bit of time, we're still working on it.

The most interesting part, is the interaction with the everyday life of the computer specialist, who earns his money in a very unpoetical way - with the management of credit cards: Under sometimes very hard conditions, pictures develop, for example, on a trip to a Pub in London, with an open watercolor box, and the odd looks of the habitues.