Sentence examples for exotic aspects from inspiring English sources

This American interest in the "exotic" aspects of Asian culture goes back to Denishawn and the earliest days here of modern dance (sometimes labeled premodern).

For far too long, comment about Berlusconi's reign has concentrated on the more exotic aspects of his private life – the girls, the parties, the gaffes, the hair, the bandanas.

This is not to say that the producer, Elijah Moshinsky, and the set and costume designer, Richard Hudson, have not tried to capture the licentious and exotic aspects of this proudly conservative French composer's take on the Old Testament tale.

Humanity almost seems extraneous; some special-effects planetarium shows introduce us to the most exotic aspects of matter and time, but are not very revealing about the ordinary human experience of the heavens.

One of the most exotic aspects of Gozo is its language, a Semitic-based blur of constantans that differs in dialect from even nearby Malta.

The exotic aspects of the Indian elections do not end there.

The most exotic aspect of Ice Age psychology Robinson imagines is what we modern readers would call animist or magical thinking.

The urge to play up the exotic aspect of everyday activities has proved the bane of many travel books, and it causes Ms. Lyall's judgment to falter.

When in France, I find that people like the exotic aspect to my music - they have a hard time putting me in a box.

Still he would call the game a cut and dry RPG, calling the Active Guard system the only exotic aspect of the game.

Adopt an exotic look.