Sentence examples for slightly quirky from inspiring English sources

She has a slightly quirky swing.

He has an elegant touch and a slightly quirky sensibility.

But I crafted an agreeable, slightly quirky radio personality.

Those who know our son a little bit know a quiet and slightly quirky child.

If you like unusual, slightly quirky dining experiences, this is the place.

I think the general consensus is it's usually people you might consider slightly quirky, but quirky in a good way.

Nels Cline, of Wilco, took a slightly quirkier approach in "Seared Beard," a riffy meditation punctuated by a single cymbal crash and a hint of laughter.

British Vogue, which Coleridge says has permission to be "slightly quirkier than US Vogue because of the British sensibility" will soon get its time in the spotlight as the subject of an upcoming BBC documentary.

"We put a little more weight in the slightly quirkier personal". That approach resulted in longlistings for On Roads, a study of the British road system by Joe Moran, The Secret Lives of Buildings by Edward Hollis, Alex's Adventures in Numberland by Alex Bellos, about the "wow factor" of maths, and Blood Knots by Luke Jennings, which is both a chronicle of angling and a coming-of-age tale.

His book is only slightly less quirky than his approach to television.

Maybe it's because I'm slightly... quirky.