Sentence examples for as rather exotic from inspiring English sources
You sense that he imagines himself as rather exotic, as having the authentic Latin-American flair of a Tony Orlando.
Even Matthew E White, by some distance the most famous person in the room (Spacebomb's first release, his 2012 debut album Big Inner, was an unexpected critical smash, topping a lot of end-of-year best-of polls) and viewed in some areas of the media as a rather exotic figure thanks to his early life as the son of Christian missionaries based in the Philippines, turns out to be unstarry.
The gilded packaging is rather exotic as well.
After the opening night of the show in Boston — an event that drew some rather exotic punk fans as well as a number of older people, many of whom had come on a chartered-bus trip from Greenfield organized by Marc Garland's mother — Penn confessed to me, "I like both kinds of people with blue hair".
As most of them live in rather exotic countries, my tales of familial tension and rainy dog walks in darkest Bedfordshire pale by comparison.
(One rather exotic version mentioned by Johnson has been described as "a computer in a cup of coffee").
"There is something really rather exotic about Torquay, with the palm trees – the English Riviera as Basil referred to it once," Cleese said.
Starting out as a publisher of belles lettres, in the late 1880s he began making photographs, and rather exotic ones, at that.
Her husband thought that was "rather exotic".
"She has created her own, rather exotic world.
