Sentence examples for doing eccentric from inspiring English sources

This is the moment when May madness hits and our unique passion for doing eccentric things is seen once more in all its glory.

Banchet Jaigla, above, used to work out of her home in Bedford, N.Y., doing eccentric, exotic flower designs for Windows on the World and Le Bernardin, as well as for parties as far away as Paris.

There are good studies showing that Achilles tendinosis heals faster if patients do eccentric muscle contractions, like calf raises.

You know I am larger than life, and I do do eccentric things, like hug trees, and there's loads of stuff in Absolutely Fabulous that I think is hysterically funny.

If France tends to believe that no one does eccentrics like the British, then Johnson is seen as the benchmark.

As does this video of a performance of Liszt's Second Piano Concerto with the Frankfurt Radio Symphony, in which Brendel's zany hair-do, eccentric mannerisms, and truly astonishing resemblance to Eric Morecambe are all gloriously in evidence.

Some of the biggest influences for me came from The Pyramid Club, which was full of avant garde artists like Happy Face, Taboo, Sister Dimension –- all of these people running a club where you would get every fashion person in the world in there but also the most eccentric queens doing the most eccentric performances.

How did this eccentric director infiltrate my brain so vividly without the use of words?

How did this eccentric from Philadelphia come by her set of keys to our hearts' secret histories?

And as the brain slowly attained the status of cult object -- a British filmmaker made a documentary about it, a heavy-metal band recorded a song called "Stealing Einstein's Brain" -- so did the eccentric doctor himself.

Folks, this may come as a surprise from a man who, in lieu of giving an acceptance speech at an awards show chose to recite a bit of verse from an obscure poet, but Mark Rylance, it seems, has done something eccentric.