Sentence examples for considered rather exotic from inspiring English sources

She went on, "It was a sensation of a salad from coast to coast, and there were even rumblings of its success in Europe.... Before then, too, salads were considered rather exotic, definitely foreign, probably Bolshevist, and, anyway, food only for sissies".

Part of the problem is that both of them have what many people would consider rather exotic theological views; for example, after 9/11, Falwell said that the attacks were a judgment on the American people — or on gays or feminists.

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Weekend was considered rather awful.

Sounds like a rather exotic end of a prayer, don't you think?

It's all rather exotic".

Her husband thought that was "rather exotic".

The gilded packaging is rather exotic as well.

"She has created her own, rather exotic world.

My first impression is of somewhere rather exotic.

Into this stasis came heroin, a drug that, initially, seemed rather exotic, exciting and verboten.