Sentence examples for eccentric idea from inspiring English sources
Rapid Results is an eccentric idea.
BUILDING houses and offices out of toxic waste sounds like a pretty eccentric idea.
When Flashmob was announced, it seemed like an eccentric idea for Michael Haneke to take on.
Ullrich notes: "The central goal of removing Jews from German society… was by no means the eccentric idea of a lone individual".
He apparently had the wonderfully eccentric idea of firing off canon shots of valuable coins into the dense jungle to help persuade early settlers to clear the land.
His playing was imbued with distinctive (but not eccentric) ideas and an arresting tension and momentum.
But God and the church's eccentric ideas weren't the real problem.
Inside, I found a dozen copies of the Green Book — the repository of Qaddafi's eccentric ideas — floating in a fountain.
Laws has told the Times Educational Supplement that Gove "has some pretty eccentric ideas – such as giving vocational qualifications no value at all in league tables".
One member of this group is John Fout, whose team won the prestigious Reisinger Knockout in New York recently in spite of, or because of, his eccentric ideas about valuation.
