Sentence examples for eccentric mannerisms from inspiring English sources
Describes her eccentric mannerisms and amusing ways.
Other philosophers were bewitched by Wittgenstein's incandescent genius, his austere ways, his devotion to rigor and clarity and -- not least -- his good looks and eccentric mannerisms.
A pricklier tone and a quicker pace to her rejoinders, coupled perhaps with some eccentric mannerisms to give edge to the role, would make Addy a more compelling character.
As does this video of a performance of Liszt's Second Piano Concerto with the Frankfurt Radio Symphony, in which Brendel's zany hair-do, eccentric mannerisms, and truly astonishing resemblance to Eric Morecambe are all gloriously in evidence.
Beginning in 1914, Howell quickly developed a distinctive style and eccentric attire and mannerisms, successfully hiding her good looks, and was soon identified as the "Female Charlie Chaplin".
Certainly, this small, mild, soft-spoken, innately modest man, eccentric in dress and mannerism, seemed unbelievably heedless of the conventional pleasures and rewards of this life.
She had none of the mannerisms of the eccentrics I had met what Dr. Weeks calls "pressured speech" and "tangentiality" and "exaggerated self- reference".
Ozu's mannerisms of directing are very eccentric if you are not used to them.
Even his cello playing became more eccentric: his interpretation of the Dvorak Concerto degenerated into a string of grotesque mannerisms - although no one who heard it will forget the performance he gave of this Czech masterpiece at a Promenade Concert broadcast from the Royal Albert Hall in London.
An eccentric 25-year-old scholar, Knickerbocker relates this comic history of Dutch settlers in the American colony of New Amsterdam, satirizing Dutch-American mannerisms and retelling Dutch legends.
