Sentence examples for eccentric decisions from inspiring English sources

He turned up at Headingley for the deciding Test against South Africa last summer, and enraged the visitors with a series of eccentric decisions.

Dalglish began to make some seriously eccentric decisions: he played four full-backs away at Arsenal, bought Jimmy Carter and David Speedie; more importantly, nobody had realised the extent to which Hillsborough had drained him.

And to those who argue that accepting the eccentric decisions of referees has a moral dimension and is character building, I suggest you either spent too long in the Scouts or believed everything you were told at your public school.

This disclaimer is probably necessary because the late pontiff is revealed to have made some eccentric decisions but, as Harris's "late Holy Father" shares most of the biography of Pope Francis and has also made identical speeches, it is in practice impossible not to impose his face on the character.

Hale's most eccentric decision came last week, when she delivered a judgment concurring with herself.

The Spaniard is one of the many examples of the manager's eccentric decision-making.

While this may seem an eccentric decision for a promising young scientist, Jones sees very little distinction between her twin spheres.

As Maple put it, "If it hadn't affected the rest of us, I'm sure we would have thought, That's a pretty eccentric decision.

This isn't really comparable to the previous four games in the sense that they showed ambition and moral courage, thoroughly vindicating the apparently eccentric decision to omit Wayne Rooney, but the away goal will nag at them for the next 15 days.

Well, some would say that was a slightly eccentric editorial decision for an editor, Tony Gallagher, widely regarded as one of the sharpest in the business.

I just thought it was such a bizarre decision to release the little runt puppy of the album because it's really just a fragile, eccentric, little song.