Sentence examples for eccentric interview from inspiring English sources

The surprise tour cancellation follows a series of bizarre onstage rants and yet another eccentric interview from West.

The actor could be as whimsically eccentric in interviews as he was on the screen.

Thus continues The Culture Show's often bizarre, always compelling interview with Gaga, as interviewer Miranda Sawyer gamely navigates the pop star's eccentric behaviour.

His involved a missed job interview, an eccentric new landlord, several East Village bars and a chin covered with stubble.

He was one of a few journalists suddenly summoned to the Purple One's Paisley Park studio complex to interview the eccentric musician.

Tusk is described as the story of a podcaster who sets out to interview an eccentric, reclusive old seafarer, only to find himself a plaything in the gruesome plot of a deranged killer.

ALEXI WORTH: Before writing his profile on Yayoi Kusama on Page 266, the writer and painter Alexi Worth had been warned that interviewing the eccentric Japanese artist would be a difficult task.

Otherwise, they would focus on and only interview the most eccentric people they could find, as if to say "This is a typical Doctor Who weirdo".

But executive producer Ian Brennan promised that Parker's character wouldn't just be a Carrie clone, describing her as frazzled, eccentric and hilarious in a recent interview with AccessHollywood.com.

Writer interviews Baldomero Caceres, an eccentric Peruvian who works for the Empresa Nacional de la Coca, a government agency in charge of all legal cultivation, distribution, and sale of coca leaves in Peru.

Mr. O'Donnell "was an eccentric guy," Mr. Waters said in a telephone interview.