Sentence examples for eccentric approach from inspiring English sources

The extraordinary moment at the beginning showing an eccentric approach to foot-washing is neither remarked on nor repeated.

"The beauty of this, for me, is that it's not one artist, it's a fusion, it's collective, almost like tribal art," said Mr. Etro, who often deploys his own eccentric approach to ethnography in his runway shows.

His eccentric approach to self-promotion caught the attention of Rion Bercovici, a writer for The New Yorker, who wrote a Talk of the Town story about Tsiang for the magazine.

My Captain!"-spouting students from the Dead Poets Society, who were so inspired by Robin Williams's eccentric approach that they didn't even flinch as he jumped on to their desks to quote passages of Walt Whitman while imploring them to seize the day.

In them you will glimpse some of the works in this show — notably a series of large, haunting images of clothed skeletons that he photographed in the catacombs of Palermo, Italy — as well as signs of a quite eccentric approach to hanging an exhibition.

With bright wigs and crumpled Napoleon hats, new creative director Marco Zanini channelled the Italian designer's eccentric approach to headwear.

Goofy and eccentric, his approach would work for a Japanese game show, but Top Gear?

This is especially pronounced in the more eccentric, Dadaistic approach adopted by some of the Canterbury bands.

Mr. Montiel has an odd, stuttery sense of pacing, an eccentric, almost haphazard approach to framing and a fondness for loosely structured scenes driven by improvised dialogue.

An eccentric way to approach the city even then, but every Sunday if the weather looked fine my parents would take the tandem from its shed at our home 30 miles to the east across Lancashire and we'd set off, with my older brother on his bike acting as an outrider.

Mr. Hess, whose other output ("Napoleon Dynamite," "Gentleman Broncos") has been more determinedly eccentric, reins in his approach for a nevertheless consistently outlandish retelling of the North Carolina Loomis Fargo robbery of 1997, nicknamed the Hillbilly Heist on account of its perpetrators' social status.