Sentence examples for eccentric takes from inspiring English sources

Saturated in Theosophist mysticism, eccentric takes on science, and, most of all, accounts of his own subjective process, the theories relate only tangentially to the two most cogent innovators of abstract painting, Kazimir Malevich and Piet Mondrian.

There was no way to tell just by looking; a sea of tuxedos and eccentric takes on the concept of "black tie" lifts all boats in that way.

No doubt the studios hoped for something cute and eccentric, taking the central ingredients of orphaned moppets and wacky relatives, instead Forsyth delivered a searing examination of the ties that bind.

Mathilde's orbit is eccentric, taking it to the outer reaches of the main belt.

The von Mises stress reaches a maximum value at an eccentric orientation of 90°, i.e., the eccentric casing takes the potential yield when the eccentric orientation is along the direction of the minimum in situ stress S h.

An eccentric take on the traditional European fortress, it was made with stones of many shapes and sizes pieced together.

Even better, the restaurant seats 140, so the chances of sampling Blumenthal's legendarily eccentric take on classic British dishes should be relatively high.

For a more eccentric take on past glory, check out the new QT Sydney hotel (doubles from $436), located inside Sydney's 1920s State Theatre (notable for its Art Deco-style gargoyles).

So much of the charm of Ellmann's eccentric take on the world lies in the common ground it makes with the equally frustrated reader; who among us, after all, hasn't vainly yearned to love and be loved?

Jessie J and Tinie Tempah channelled the Bee Gees Dancing, while Brand treated us to his eccentric take on I Am the Walrus.

He also had an eccentric take on world events.