Sentence examples for quirky behaviour from inspiring English sources
She wrote about them constantly, minutely observing their quirky behaviour, but never for its sake alone.
These days I understand my quirky behaviour, that not everyone prizes truth over tact and why my best friends have always had four legs.
The 16-stone bearded bloke from Barnet had the galleries eating out of his hand all of the way around, the crowds acknowledging his shots, good and bad, with shouts of "Beef" and "We've still got the Beef" with his playing partner, Bill Haas, smiling politely like an American visitor observing the quirky behaviour of a neighbouring people.
A psychologist friend who came from the Netherlands after the second world war confirmed to me that Australians were very sympathetic to the refugees, above all recognising in quirky behaviour an involuntary response to what we would now call PTSD or moral injury.
Will they allow playful interaction (quirky, imaginative behaviour and flexibility) or are we developing smart cities with visions of efficiency and safety above all else?
But the national accounts, which principally capture just the domestic operations of American firms, paint a much more alarming picture, says Andrew Smithers, an economist (see chart).For strong companies the resultant behaviour is merely quirky.
Both can contain quirky characters, strange scenarios and inspire curious behaviour.
So those elements of human behaviour it examines are less cheerful don't expect quirky meditations on modern romantic relationships.
Quirky pants, quirky courses.
