Sentence examples for eccentric nature from inspiring English sources
We thought a folly – it's likely to be a small castle if planners agree – will look towards the garden and give more private space and complement the eccentric nature of the home" says Christophe.
In addition, the actual trajectories of the leader and the follower spacecraft track the periodic reference orbit with high accuracy under the perturbation of the eccentric nature of the Earth's orbit and the initial injection errors.
Bernstein rags on Gould's art: "What peeves me about him, he was so famous for Bach, but when I hear his Bach I'm not aware that I'm listening to Bach, I'm only aware I'm listening to Glenn Gould; he's infusing the music with his own eccentric nature".
Rather than gut the two buildings and completely remake the interior into sleek, blank white spaces, the architects opted to capitalize on the eccentric nature of both structures, retaining much of their Victorian flavor, from original brickwork to architectural details to skylights.
The concurrently promising and eccentric nature of its theoretically plausible applications has wrought enthusiasm in the research community globally, potentiating advancements in human and animal health, ecological stability, and economic wellbeing, that would hitherto be considered the unattainable fancies of a futurist.
The film was directed by Gregory LaCava, who knew Lombard personally and advised that she draw on her "eccentric nature" for the role.
But beyond the more familiar tale of geopolitics and presidents, Reynolds deftly underscores the go-go, eccentric, even bizarre nature of the age.
My initiation into this club of eccentrics, nature lovers and, frankly, the occasional masochist, came via the art deco splendour of Cheltenham lido's Christmas Day swim – an adrenaline shot of festive cheer and a kill-or-cure approach to any lingering Christmas Eve hangover.
Maximal voluntary isometric contractions are typically elicited through two different procedures; resisting a load, which is eccentric in nature, and contracting against an immovable object, which is concentric in nature.
It's never been done before and I wanted to bring natural mixes of shape and color for someone who is eccentric by nature," said Ms. Demeulemeester, who worked with her son on original prints that she hoped would transform the dusty flocking into an energetic modern style.
Motian may have been perfect for the now legendary Evans trio of 1961, which included the doomed young bass genius Scott LaFaro (who was killed in an automobile accident at age twenty-five), but in the succeeding decades he developed an individual musical identity, one defiantly eccentric in nature.
