Sentence examples for of a quirk from inspiring English sources

More of a quirk than a gift.

But some see the squat shot as more of a quirk than a breakthrough.

In many ways, the decision against Novartis is the result of a quirk of history.

Part of that is because of a quirk of the American market.

Because of a quirk in the rulebook, Buchholz gets credit for a complete-game shutout.

Mr Harris took advantage of a quirk in how game shows are produced.

But the Heat claimed Bowen off waivers on Feb. 23 because of a quirk of timing.

Its charismatic variety comes courtesy of a quirk of glacial history.

Instead, the Colts began to heal, in part, Manning said, because of a quirk in the schedule.

He'd fallen into acting because of a quirk of fate; he knew it would never have occurred to him otherwise.

Because of a quirk in the current law, the estate tax is scheduled for repeal at the end of 2009.