Some of Brown's advice to the huntress was eccentric: "Driving in heavy traffic offers possibilities.
His uncle is an eccentric, driven by the horrors of the World War I trenches to preach a spirit-ridden pre-Druidic England to a group of followers.
Newsrooms used to be places filled with interesting eccentrics driven by unreasonable passions -- a situation thought of as "creative tension" and often encouraged by management in eras when profits were high and arrogance was seen not as a flaw but a perquisite of being smart and right.
Penned by Jack Burditt, Variety reports the show will see an eccentric athlete driven further into his eccentricities when he's suddenly cut from his professional football team.
For the cynical Dust, he was simply an old eccentric possibly driven by disappointment in love.
I recognised immediately a kindred spirit: English, literary, eccentric, yet driven by a poetic dæmon to seek out new lands, both internal and external.
An eccentric shaft, driven by a computer-controlled motor, pushed the levers into gaps between valve stems and the camshaft, gradually increasing valve lift, while varying the intake valves' opening and closing points.
Too much planning can alienate the prickly eccentrics who sometimes drive the creative process.
"The president never said we were lazy," said El Ouerghi, who like others in the house spoke fondly about the eccentric leader who drives a Volkswagen Beetle.
Dave Hester is a mean, free-spending mogul; Barry Weiss, a charismatic, eccentric collector who drives restored vintage cars; Darrell Sheets, a lumbering goof; and Jarrod Schulz and Brandi Passante, a brash-but-loving young couple.
"But what fascinates me most is the drama that lies in the tension between this driven eccentric and the epic, timeless world he evoked in his masterpieces".
