Sentence examples for exotic origin from inspiring English sources

Although widely used by brands to communicate an exotic origin, exotypes have never been studied in the marketing literature.

It was an extravagant oddity — a flamboyant bird of exotic origin, once common in the city's shops but now reduced to a handful of sightings.

It was an extravagant oddity a flamboyant bird of exotic origin, once common in the city's shops but now reduced to a handful of sightings.

He particularly liked to photograph beautiful young boys of "exotic" origin, sometimes nude, sometimes in their native costumes, and he often recruited them from the streets of the South End.

Most liquors come with a backstory — a lineage, a patron saint, an exotic origin — but this one was born of a long-ago expedition, and now it is sponsoring another.

The results show that exotypes are able to communicate a specific exotic origin, especially when the connoted meaning of the typeface is congruent with the denoted meaning of the text.

Or perhaps its power rests in its exotic origins.

At first, he imagined exotic origins for himself.

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

Porcelain was white gold, valued for both its durability and its delicacy, and also prized for its exotic origins.

One thing about Clegg is his appearance of supreme, inoffensive ordinariness that belies his family's exotic origins, the Russian and Dutch antecedents and even his Spanish wife.