Sentence examples for eccentric mind from inspiring English sources

"When I first met him," says Tom LeClair, academic and DeLillo's friend for 20 years, "I thought, this is a very interesting guy, he has a kind of eccentric mind, but not a massive brain like Thomas Pynchon, for example.

She said that curiosity helps us to maintain a wonderful, childlike, eccentric mind.

That's partly because "Southland" leaves behind the hokey forensics fetishes of "CSI" and the soap-opera anguish of "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit"; it bypasses the trend of eccentric, mind-reading detectives in favor of the harsh realism and moral ambiguities of cable shows like "The Shield" and "Rescue Me" and even, to a point, "The Wire".

Amanda Gefter The memoir of a writer who conned her way into science writing, and in the process met the greatest, and most eccentric, minds of the day.

In a year when the sincere caretakers of the Red Sox brought in character analysts to dissect the eccentric minds in their midst, Boston has become the El Camino of organizations -- half car, half truck, a hybrid of ambiguity.

If the producers of television's hit comedy "The Big Bang Theory" ever need to add a teenage star to their cast of brilliant, eccentric minds, then Jasmin Joseph of Woodland Hills El Camino Real would fit right in.

Yet the mythic dream of the wildly eccentric creative mind lingers like a cloud of sentimentality around a stone angel in a Victorian cemetery.

Its attempt to demonstrate that Judd had something considerably more robust and physically eccentric in mind than Minimalism is undercut by a lack of substantial and representative loans, as might be expected at a commercial gallery.

An eccentric idea?

I had seen this episode and, I admit, felt some pity for Timothy an eccentric hermit minding his own business until some narcs came hacking at his "medicine".

She knew everyone, had a thought about everything, and possessed the kind of roving, inquisitive, eccentric, self-assured mind to which New Yorkers aspire.