'exotic from' is not a correct and usable phrase in written English
If you're trying to describe something that originates from an exotic place, you could say, "This dish has flavors that are exotic from Thailand."
The RCZ does look exotic from the outside, though.
The locales got a little more exotic, from small Czech villages one week, to Australia or Thailand the following month.
He was interested in all things unfamiliar and exotic, from immolations in India to cannibalism in the New World.
Today, it is home to two thriving plants — a lobelia native to the Everglades and a colocasia, an exotic from Southeast Asia.
Roosevelt developed a taste for the exotic from his European travels, preferring to call his Long Island porch a piazza, said Amy Verone, head curator at Sagamore Hill.
So there I was on the sand, like a flat figure — romanticized, exotic — from English wallpaper or a French toile, consciously theatrical rather than embarrassed, as I ought to have been.
The raw materials range from exotic roots from the Far East to cocao beans from South America.
Maize lines with inherent resistance to armyworm (Spodoptera frugiperda) and other Lepidopteran larvae have been developed from exotic germplasm from Antiqua using conventional plant breeding [28], [29].
Geneva's sprawling PALExpo conference center was filled with high-end exotics from manufacturers major and minor, ranging from Germany's Porsche to the Netherlands Spykerr.
A few years ago, inspectors caught a smuggler with a suitcase full of giant bird-eating tarantulas and other exotics from Venezuela.
The researchers think the ruling Persian authorities likely imported these exotics from remote parts of the empire to flaunt their power.
