Sentence examples for looked eccentric from inspiring English sources
All of the Stones looked eccentric; Brian Jones looked downright weird.
In full military dress and medals, Burma's minister looked eccentric beside his three conventionally suited counterparts.
Just a few years ago, when pure modernists like George Nelson were in vogue, Mr. Isabell's collections looked eccentric.
When he arrived in his colorful wagon to peddle his elixir (actually cheap Bordeaux), Mr. Maestri's Dulcamara, a portly, rumpled giant of a man, looked eccentric enough to be believable.
The movement's leadership looks eccentric and out of touch.
JOHN MCCAIN'S decision to anoint Sarah Palin as his running-mate looks eccentric for many reasons.
Next to the rushing masses, his behaviour looks eccentric, verging on the insane.
Britain has an antiquated, inappropriate and unfair voting system which looks eccentric – even downright fraudulent – compared with most of the rest of the democratic world.
The party's democratic policy-making process may look eccentric to a cynical, dying media, but it has consistently stopped the party from degenerating into factionalism.
Similarly, it looks eccentric for Theresa May to humble George Osborne, ditch his policies, dump his tax and spending plans, then not divest her government, before it burns through the estimated £56bn, of the railway he planned for his legacy.
Some of the "flashback" scenes debating art and life sound a little shrill, and the extraordinary addiction Visconti had to the slow zooms which attend almost every shot look eccentric, though they are of their time.
