Sentence examples for eccentric attitude from inspiring English sources

"As an eccentric attitude, it's more modest and normal".

Then again, the show's title tips us off: "The Observed Object: Fidelity and Irreverence in Recent Still-Life". This is art about concrete things, but armed with eccentric attitudes.

Said's first name, improbably inspired by the Prince of Wales, was the creation of his parents, whom he would come to see as "self-creations" out of an eclectic blend of elements and aspirations: American lore culled from magazines and his father's memories, missionary influence, incomplete and hence eccentric schooling, British colonial attitudes.

"Pygmalion" is an eccentric satire on English class attitudes, by an Irish socialist.

Also frequently mentioned was Calvin Trillin's 2001 novel "Tepper Isn't Going Out," whose pages, said Gina A. Spezia of Floral Park, Queens, are "packed with eccentric New York characters, authentic New York attitudes and, best of all, useful street parking tips".

It's casual; King has the attitude of a slightly eccentric, sometimes inappropriate uncle, exercising the prerogatives of his age.

It's casual; King has the attitude of a slightly eccentric, sometimes inappropriate uncle, exercising the prerogative's of his age.

As a soccer player, Cuauhtémoc Blanco was known and loved for his irreverent antics on the pitch, eccentric playing style, and somewhat fluid attitude to the rules.

Set attitudes at "tolerant" and "eccentric", turn up the eccentric.

Venus retrograde people are very unusual and a bit eccentric when it comes to their attitudes about love and romance.

West may be eccentric, but he is just vocalising an attitude that is now fully mainstream.