Sentence examples for eccentric taste from inspiring English sources

"The owner, Lise, does a lot of movie interiors and has great, eccentric taste".

With his rather eccentric taste, the former Southampton midfielder has been compared to everything from an organic greengrocer from Shoreditch to a French cinema critic.

"See if 'fiendishly bright hottie with hard-to-get appeal and eccentric taste' translates to 'functioning alcoholic, socially dysfunctional commitment-phobe with mild PTSD and Jerry Seinfeld's wardrobe'".

Early admirers of the magazine said it was his eccentric taste that made it so readable and lively, a mix of fiction, poetry and essays that was styled as a Southern cousin to The New Yorker.

And Betjeman began as a somewhat eccentric taste, his admirers a bit of a club, before the poetry made a space for itself and was taken up by the nation.

Felix Magath is well known for his eccentric taste when it comes to glasses but he took it to a whole new level when he borrowed a pair from Schalke's bus driver (model: Adidas Evil Eye) to hide an eye infection and followed that up for the match at Stuttgart with a black number that was equal parts Dr Octopus and Belarussian village pimp.

And my friend knew that I sometimes relished clients with eccentric tastes and ideas.

They all have slightly eccentric tastes and highly developed senses of humor, and they talk about books all the time.

Buddleia is surely the perfect urbanite – exotic origins, eccentric tastes and a willingness to live precariously in the oddest places.

Its masters can promise consumers more choice, but mass marketing leaves less room for dissident views or eccentric tastes, and discourages any leisure that does not involve spending.

At the end come mannerist painters from across Europe, including some Bartholomeus Sprangers from Vienna to illustrate the eccentric tastes of the Habsburg emperor, Rudolph II.The Parmigianino show snakes through the impressive Palazzo Pilotta.