Sentence examples for an exotic one from inspiring English sources

Closer to Perth than Sydney or Melbourne, the destination's appeal is an exotic one.

If a nightstick were substituted for pepper spray, a conventional weapon instead of an exotic one, the events on 12th Street would bear a strong resemblance to simple assault.

He was hailed in the press as a "historic choice," but friends said he was also an exotic one for Washington.

If a perfume alludes to a place, it should be an exotic one (Un Jardin Sur Le Nil), or somewhere French (Champs-Elysees), or, at the very least, fancy-sounding (5th Avenue).

Scoff at purists; don't hesitate for one second to call the M5 a sports car and an exotic one, at that.

It can be a simple name or an exotic one, whichever you think fits the doll.

We've been to many a sushi bar, but the "bread bar" at Danny Meyer's Tabla is an exotic one-of-a-kind, where guests can sample an array of puffy Indian breads hot from the clay tandoori oven.

Two types of torches have been studied: a conventional one: gas stabilized plasma (GPS) with an effective power Peff=18 kW and a more exotic one: water stabilized plasma (WSP) with Peff=139 kW.

E-cigarettes have been marketed as the safer alternative to cigarettes -- and a more exotic one too, producing vapor in flavors like mango, bubble gum and apple pie instead of smoke.

The novel's wry, often ironic narrative voice can be both barbed and tender, as in a description of Roland's nouveau riche estate, Skyland, where the swimming pool's "cool blue" water is "like an exotic drink one would try on a cruise".

I don't mind people asking where I come from, even if they might be disappointed I don't come from an exotic land one hears about on the Learning Channel.