Sentence examples for makes eccentric from inspiring English sources

The loose-jointed screenplay by Javed Jabbar and Mohammad Ahmed doesn't build up conventional dramatic tension and makes eccentric narrative leaps that undercut its continuity.

In fact, "BoJack" is fun — it is visually inventive and makes eccentric use of the best innovations in contemporary television comedy: finely tuned and obsessively curated throwaway jokes and gags; unexpected allusions to high and low culture; clever continuity and layers of self-reference.

He makes eccentric suggestions (a statue of Ukraine's most famous poet should be erected in Africa) and staffing decisions (firing a zoo director for not finding a mate for an elephant), and personal gestures (offering to sell his kisses in a lottery).

Hence, this effect alone makes eccentric nanoshells a very interesting candidate for applications requiring intense near-field enhancements without needing the specific orientation that require other plasmonic nanostructures.

Nor can I believe Zezé's use of slang will make eccentric poets out of readers (although I sometimes wish it did).

Col. Bruce Hampton has been making eccentric, jazz-warped Southern rock for decades, leading the Hampton Grease Band, the Aquarium Rescue Unit and now the Code Talkers.

His examples include Ellington's "so-called 'jungle music,' black musicians making eccentric animal-like sounds on their horns," and the "minstrelsy aspect of Armstrong," which "is crucial, although ignored or de-emphasized by friendly critics like Morgenstern".

By delaying the flow of the liquid or by making eccentric the point of action of the control, a damping factor is introduced that converts the ellipse into a spiral so that the gyrocompass eventually settles pointing true north (see figure).

From the '80s onward, as Stockhausen obsessively devoted his time and labor to the seven-day opera cycle "Licht" ("Light") and the 24-part series "Klang" ("Sound"), he was a mystic and a narcissist, making eccentric, unrealistic demands — a string quartet for players aloft in four separate helicopters, for example.

While executing a major project of stained-glass (and sliced-stone) windows for Zurich's Grossmünster Cathedral, Polke has also been making eccentric paintings that recycle nearly a half century's worth of his motifs and ideas in a gorgeous guise.

These two effects together make eccentric nanoshells very attractive for applications requiring intense near-field enhancements.