Sentence examples for kind of offbeat from inspiring English sources

But what contemporary member of the urban creative class doesn't have some kind of offbeat collection?

There's less room for the kind of offbeat experimenting with the medium that characterized NPR's early days".

"It's funny, kind of offbeat preppy, with a lot of attitude," said Kal Ruttenstein, Bloomingdale's fashion director.

Later issues included political reporting by Amy Wilentz and Christopher Hitchens and the kind of offbeat matchup of writer and subject that Mr. Sonnenberg loved to instigate.

I think they are all kind of offbeat romantics and unafraid of pursuing comedy and pathos and those things with a darker nature.

Accordingly, the majority of the works here involve some kind of offbeat approach to modern technology, though none are nearly as hilarious as the movie.

The show includes game boards that resemble abstract paintings, quirky weather vanes and commercial signs, optically stunning quilts, jewelry, pottery, dolls and all kinds of offbeat sculptures.

We develop all kinds of offbeat relationships in our increasingly cyber lives: with pets and sweaters and shops around the corner, anything that's real, and that we can touch (aside from our central relationship with touch-screen smartphones).

Some of Mr. Quinn's funniest material is the kind of casual, offbeat commentary about the petty quirks of everyday behavior today that Mr. Seinfeld specialized in.

(Reviewing the Off Broadway production for The New York Times, Charles Isherwood wrote, "Some of Mr. Quinn's funniest material is the kind of casual, offbeat commentary about the petty quirks of everyday behavior today that Mr. Seinfeld specialized in").

"I know it's kind of an offbeat thing to do," Neil Pepe, the artistic director of the Atlantic, said about putting on the play, which is at the New York Theater Workshop in the East Village.