Sentence examples for quirky concept from inspiring English sources

The quirky concept vanishes in a stale cloud of violence.

Now everybody has embraced the idea of the quirky concept store that sells some combination of Assouline books and candles and lotion and jewelry.

Then there were the middling bits, like a Killzone trailer or a quirky concept piece from Media Molecule to talk about the Move controller.

Curious about the quirky concept behind Fill, we caught up with art director Kazumasa Teshigawara to find out more about his unusual pet.

There is a sentimental myth abroad that if we could only minimise the role of these pesky directors with their quirky concepts, we could see Shakespeare whole.

1. His quirky, high-concept Williamsburg design store may be called the Future Perfect, but for David Alhadeff, perfect doesn't have to mean precious.

They made their well-received gallery debut in 1981 in Zurich with "Suddenly This Overview," a series of 250 small, crude figurative sculptures in unfired clay that illustrated the Bible, world history, popular culture or basic concepts from invariably quirky angles.

Meaning "house of paper", Kagıthane is a concept store full of quirky paper objects and souvenirs inspired by Istanbul's cats, street signs, fish and architecture.

In the quirky world of quantum mechanics, a concept that Star Trek fans have long dreamed about is now a reality.

This mix of the utilitarian and the decorative, the romantic and the energetic is a definite trend and the concept fitted well with the quirky spirit of Marni — with or without lights and music.

The father of the rent-seeking concept is Gordon Tullock, a quizzical, quirky, somewhat owlish 75-year-old professor of economics and political science at the University of Arizona in Tucson.