Sentence examples for interesting quirk from inspiring English sources

One interesting quirk of Mit's was his initial aversion to women.

The Gorillaz track ought to disprove that trend (all three acts have been consistently brilliant), but it's an interesting quirk.

One interesting quirk is that the most digital of occupations, like software development, have actually seen a modest decline in the amount of digital skill required.

News, they used to say at reporters' training courses in Britain, was the kind of snippet you might relay to a housebound relative, an interesting quirk that amused or informed or both.

Researchers at Texas A&M University, looking for patterns in food consumption among elementary school children, found an interesting quirk about when and why kids choose to eat their vegetables.

The most interesting quirk I can think of is that I like to write with lots of things going on around me. Coffee and tea shops work well for me, which isn't true of everyone.

But only on close inspection can the viewer note the interesting quirks.

But the versatile entrepreneur who managed it has some interesting quirks himself.

Cyclists have been enjoying streets free of motor traffic.But the protests have uncovered some interesting quirks of character.

Jessalyn Gilsig, Jayma Mays and Stephen Tobolowsky will be familiar to fans of Heroes and all bring interesting quirks to the adult roles that make the younger misfits appear well-adjusted.

The women are Southern California beautiful, and so are most of the men, and all have airbrushed personalities and few interesting quirks.