Sentence examples for That's quirky from inspiring English sources

We like work that's quirky, visceral, guttural, that asks emotional questions and isn't intended to run on Broadway for five years.

This was a chance to make a superhero movie that's quirky and idiosyncratic but doesn't resort to full-on parody like "Deadpool".

But if the estimated 324 million British English speakers say something differently, that's quirky?" I snapped, off the top of my head.

HRH loves things that are quirky".

"I like things that are quirky and in bad taste," she said.

Weinstein proved to be a risk taker, purchasing films that were quirky and often controversial, and in 1989 he bought the rights to the provocative sex, lies, and videotape, which became Miramax's first major hit.

This show falls squarely into a niche that ABC has carved out for itself of sitcoms about unconventional families that are quirky enough to hold our attention but familiar enough not to alienate the casual viewer.

"Though I fear that you always look a bit of a plonker with the top down, so it's important to choose cars that are quirky rather than flashy".

But it's this collision where the biggest challenges for technology firms lie, encouraging adoption of rapidly developing new technology for a population that is quirky, unpredictable and, in turn, both sceptical and overtrusting.

"They said, 'You're crazy.' " Then Shinder thought of an institution that was quirky enough to mount the exhibit: the Museum of Jurassic Technology, in Los Angeles, which is a repository of anthropological exotica.

Over the next 12 hours these questions reverberate in a series of punchy 50-minute plays that are quirky, lively, ironic and sometimes deeply moving - and always looking at old myths from unfamiliar angles.