Sentence examples for eccentric book from inspiring English sources

David Deutsch's "Beginning of Infinity" is a brilliant and exhilarating and profoundly eccentric book.

Somewhere in the midst of this fierce, eccentric book lie the secrets of that transformation.

"The first review of Ulverton was mediocre, and it is an eccentric book: whole chunks of it are in dialect.

"Red Plenty" is a strong and eccentric book about a beautiful mass delusion, a filigreed vision of a place Mr. Spufford likes to call "Story Russia".

"On a Clear Day" has not been revived on Broadway; its eccentric book by Lerner tends to overshadow the tuneful score.

Or perhaps, as Gilmour puts it, they are "not alas relevant"; not relevant, he says, to the particular themes of this deeply eccentric book.

They're manned by former management consultants in clean shirts and pressed Dockers, not eccentric book-lovers with beards and cats.

George Herter, who self-published a series of eccentric books — one features Hitler's recipe for omelettes; another reassures potential safarists that "being eaten alive by hyenas is less painful than you would think" — gets his due.

It is an odd coupling -- joining a company, Advanced Marketing, that specializes in selling best sellers through giant retailers, with a company that often helps little-known publishers sell eccentric books.

But if it richly deserves to be read, then Lennon's more eccentric new book, "Pieces for the Left Hand," deserves reading even more.

In light of it, her follow-ups seemed wilfully eccentric: a book about the British nuclear industry, researched while teaching for a year at the University of Kent, and, finally, a second novel, Gilead, told from the point of view of an ailing 76-year-old pastor, considering his mortal and spiritual life.