Sentence examples for rather quirky from inspiring English sources
The Junge Wilde pride themselves on their rather quirky approach and developing unusual flavours.
Outsourcing has moved from being a rather quirky cost-saving enterprise to being mainstream business thinking.
Calling it gazpacho was a sleight of hand in character with much about the Mill at 2t, an inventive, charming and rather quirky restaurant in Tariffville.
PROFILE of David Steel, a 46-year-old Lowland Scotsman who is the Member of Parliament from Tweeddale, Ettrick, and Lauderdale, and is the leader of a rather quirky band that now constitutes the once grand Liberal Party.
Over the last few years, I have amassed a rather quirky collection using a tried-and-true method: I sort by price on MLB.com from lowest to highest, then look for the gems.
Indeed, in comparison with, say, the usual New Yorker cartoon of the nicely manicured executive surrounded by performance charts sitting in a corner office, orchestra conducting may seem like a rather quirky form of management.
But sometimes the science we produce is rather quirkier and more innovative".
The only issue is her age: that Miss Shepherd looks so elderly from the outset means her situation can just seem cruel, rather than quirky.
That description is accurate in the sense these people – including a pigeon breeder, a taciturn love interest and the obligatory singlet-clad pub patrons – are distinctive personalities, rather than quirky Welcome to Woop Woop types.
It didn't seem to matter that the role in question involved running economic growth projects in far-flung corners of the developing world, rather than quirky mountain marathons.
