Sentence examples similar to offbeat notion from inspiring English sources
The show had an intriguing, offbeat feeling.
-- For all its feverish recruiting, televised ubiquity and legions of self-proclaimed junkies eyeballing talent, the art of assessing a basketball player somehow retains some mystery, a notion upheld in the offbeat case of Jeremy Lin, a 22-year-old N.B.A. signee.
There was always the nagging need to have a backup plan: some lively little offbeat or deep-inside-the-baseline topic, some whimsical notion or previously untranscribed interview that could neatly fill the space — in the days when the space on the page was all you had to cater to instead of the bottomless pit of the Web, too.
The notion of pairing the resolutely white-bread Crosby with the exquisitely offbeat Bowie apparently was the brainchild of the TV special's producers, Gary Smith and Dwight Hemion, according to Ian Fraser, who co-wrote (with Larry Grossman) the song's music and arranged it.
By presenting their poems as unpretentious musings that toe the line between funny and serious, these poets provide an avenue of access to readers who enjoy offbeat comedy but are unfamiliar with poetry, or who are intimidated by their own preconceived notions (right or wrong) of what contemporary poetry is and does.
Echoing the offbeat sensibility of the television series "Northern Exposure," Mr. Cariani, who grew up in rural Maine, is working from the notion that the remoter expanses of the country are the natural harbor of the adorably lovelorn, the touched and the irretrievably lost.
Actress Greta Gerwig as an offbeat charm.
A promisingly offbeat debut.
Offbeat items were omnipresent.
