Sentence examples for little offbeat from inspiring English sources

"There's a slight wink in his performances, something that's always going to be a little offbeat.

This first try at Muve may be a little offbeat, but you can still dance to it.

Is he a wide-eyed celebrant of everlasting love or a kooky raconteur of life's little offbeat surprises?

Unlike most modern pianists, Jones constantly uses his left hand, issuing a carpet of tenths, little offbeat clusters, and occasional patches of stride.

While it has an unusual mix of businesses, he said, "you don't get to buy a company so cheap without doing something a little offbeat," he said.

It would be a little offbeat to play a mission pack before the game itself, but Half-Life broke some rules, so why shouldn't you?

The Messenger is "a little more offbeat," Mr. Charney allowed, and as a result "can talk about the brand in a bigger, bolder way".

"We both saw it as a little bit offbeat — darker and quieter than you'd expect from something where murders and stuff were going on".

These one-of-a-kind degrees often appeal to students whose interests are a little more offbeat, like Feeney-Beaton, 57, who graduated in July after four years of part-time study.

And while it is still sufficiently niche in the UK to consider itself, a little proudly, offbeat (followers refer to other methods as "mainstream parenting"), the approach is fast gaining traction.

Or maybe you're looking for something a little more offbeat, so you pick Reddit or Fwix or The Onion.