Sentence examples for bit offbeat from inspiring English sources
This process was still new to me, so my treatment was a bit offbeat.
The message is clear: "I'm a bit offbeat, I'm a bit risky.
She is playful, even, perhaps, a bit offbeat — her motto could be "What next?" — but no exhibitionist.
— Glenn Collins Time Out New York: The prize categories are a bit offbeat: Best Smoked-Meat Evangelist, the New Nordic Wonder, the High-Rolling Stoner Sushi Award.
Nilay Lawson, artist This city is jammed with cultural institutions that all the guides cover, so I'm going to recommend something a bit offbeat.
"We both saw it as a little bit offbeat — darker and quieter than you'd expect from something where murders and stuff were going on".
"People like things a little bit different, offbeat.
In conversation, Mr. Byington can be every bit as offbeat and disarming as one of his films.
But how safe, predictable and dull life would be if we couldn't occasionally stray from the tried and true for a bit of offbeat enlightenment.
"The Island Where I Come From" is the closest she's ever come to a pop ditty: it's an adorably offbeat bit of fluff that uses saxophone burps and computer bleeps to propel a jaunty tropical rhythm.
The "Tonight Show," with Jimmy Fallon, and "Jimmy Kimmel Live" have mastered the art — mostly by doing charming, gently offbeat bits with celebrities, who prove themselves to be tremendous good sports — just how we've always hoped they'd be.
