The phrase "eccentric about" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to have an unusual or unconventional behavior or attitude towards something. Example: John is eccentric about fashion, always wearing bold and unconventional outfits that turn heads wherever he goes.
The only thing I ever thought was eccentric about him was his clothing".
I thought I looked like Greta Garbo". There's nothing eccentric about her appearance today.
Foglia concedes that, yes, there might indeed be something eccentric about the coalition of the willing.
Kate Grenville: The moment I'd really realised I'd gone beyond eccentric about all this was at a hotel in Launceston.
It is truly the Vatican, the Hermitage, the Louvre -- pick one -- of what is heroic, hallowed and (this is horse racing) eccentric about the sport of kings.
THERE is something strikingly eccentric about Europe's historic harbor cities. Perhaps it's the centuries of trade and exposure to objects and people from afar; maybe there's something in the water.
We are about to watch a host of senior party leaders water down or whitewash their dismay about their candidate's eccentric views about the United States' role in the world.
The National Theatre of Scotland had a West End transfer of Let The Right One In, as well as staging new musicals about eccentric poet Ivor Cutler and teenage girls who fought a friend's deportation.
This paper presents results of experimental and numerical investigations about the structural behavior of GFRP pultruded columns subjected to small eccentric loading about the major (strong) axis.
A company that was founded with some intuitive but eccentric ideas about group psychology is now at the center of a transatlantic conversation about voter rights, data privacy, and the integrity of the world's most important social network.
No eccentric things about him".
