Sentence examples for quirky patterns from inspiring English sources

In recent years the commissioning has gravitated toward works that use the orchestra to do simple things in quirky patterns or odd layering, and the results this year were largely underwhelming.

Women's enthusiasm for brazen tints, three-dimensional effects and quirky patterns (think python, cobweb or cheetah spots) has propelled nail polish into the fastest-growing segment of the beauty trade, surpassing even lipstick as a recession-proof cosmetic enhancer.

This satisfies a stereotypical vision of traditional West African attire: sculptural head wraps, quirky patterns (Obama's face, a severed finger), and unapologetically loud colors.

Be on the lookout for sweet dresses in quirky patterns or adorned with bows or buttons.

The base is faced with the quirky pattern of playing cards, which are fixed beneath clear contact paper that can be rolled up for next year and won't harm furniture (try it on a nightstand or desk, too).

The reverse gap, so to speak, at Public School 8 is partly explained by quirky immigration patterns.

The soundtrack became famous for the Martians' quirky speech pattern, which was created by reversing the sound of a duck's quack.

At the Blue Badge Company, beige is most definitely banned – the top selling permit holders are a vintage rose pattern and a quirky owl design.

Informal text can match well with quirky, fun background patterns or images.

You also said "no" to funny socks, and then a couple of years later, men started wearing patterned, quirky socks.

Q. Bird song patterns are quirky and cute, but what do they mean? A. Well, it doesn't have to mean anything.