Sentence examples for felt eccentric from inspiring English sources

Their arrangement, living apart in the same house, ought to have felt eccentric; robustly, they adapted.

A deejay playing song after song of his own music could be mistaken for being hubristic, but instead it felt eccentric and fun and perfectly curated for this evening and crowd.

When you decide to write a novel — your first — the initial process may feel eccentric and exciting and individual.

"It feels eccentric and odd here in New York," he said from his open doorway, "like something more typical of Paris.

I first encountered The Duino Elegies in the early 70s, in David Young's colloquial version, which in effect rendered the great symphonic poem into American by breaking Rilke's line into a version of William Carlos Williams's three-part "variable foot" - a decision that at the time made the poem seem accessible but now feels eccentric.

Maybe most important, I'd be able to connect with hundreds of other people who were interested in Harry Partch, avant-garde music and other weird stuff, and not have to feel so eccentric and freakish and alone.

As Emily enters her 20s, the characterization of her parents begins to feel purposefully eccentric; after a while they're too easy to make fun of.

Teabags are fine but really you should have a teapot and loose leaves, which will feel charmingly eccentric to Americans.

It felt like an eccentric blend of warehouse clubbing and guerilla activism: a woman in a Carnival dress, standing on stilts, greeted visitors.

"It felt like a wonderfully eccentric thing for two British guys to be involved with".

By then, though, having fought free of his father, Brian was at war with himself and his fellow band members, who, as his music became more baroque and his drug-fuelled behaviour more eccentric, increasingly felt themselves to be mere instruments of his crazed genius.