Sentence examples for quirky lines from inspiring English sources

With its zippy handling and quirky lines, the Mini soon appealed regardless of social class.

And the great thing is, she adds: "These songs are made of quirky lines full of huge ideas.

Her most popular tune, "The Way I Am," is a happy love song whose generic tendencies are redeemed by quirky lines like "I'd buy you Rogaine when you start losing all your hair".

Instead, the lyric "I said no, no, no" becomes a quirky line that doesn't really mean anything.

Condo developed a quirky line of "fake Old Master" portraits that combined stylistic elements borrowed from several different artists, including Velázquez, Rembrandt and Goya.

Ford's "cloudy strategies" are a welcome relief from the family-photo clarity of the many prosaic dramas currently tricked out with quirky line breaks.

Although his singing is merely adequate, Mr. Levi brings a vitality and off-kilter humor to his performance and succeeds in rubbing away some of Aaron's more generic qualities with his warmly quirky line readings.

As Kendrick put it: "What the fuck?!" A self-diagnosed "real dick" on Twitter, she has built a devoted following by spinning a quirky line in self-effacement that neatly loops back to Pitch Perfect's less-than-perfect heroines.

In the words of Nicola Formichetti, creator of new unisex brand Nicopanda, a quirky line that includes ruffled boxing shorts, hoodies with tutu capes and pastel fishnet dresses: "It's for people who are free-spirited and want to have fun".

And in the set closer — "Song for Owen," dedicated to Mr. Eisenstadt's son — the front line shared a quirky melody in octaves, over a light midtempo swing.

Shop fronts imitate the quirky roof lines of a Dutch village and have fanciful dates of construction -- 1862, 1842 -- inscribed over their doorways.