Sentence examples for somewhat exotic interpretation from inspiring English sources

He even gave a somewhat exotic interpretation of the Elgar Concerto, but gave it up after a few performances because he did not think he could match his pupil Jacqueline du Pré.

And somewhat exotic, too.

My mother is effortlessly glamorous, as well as somewhat exotic.

Oddly enough, with the passing years, Segalen has become somewhat exotic himself: French.

They coexist even though both see the other as somewhat exotic.

Why not take Chinese food, at that point still somewhat exotic in the West, and swathe it in exaggerated elegance?

"A rather exotic interpretation" of the law, said Luis Maria Argaña, who is both vice-president and General Oviedo's chief rival in the Colorado Party.

By then, my family had been living for six years in Birmingham, Alabama, where being from Peru and speaking Spanish made us a somewhat exotic species of suburban Americans.

Cross-cultural meldings of Eastern and Western dance styles and aesthetics must have been unusual and perhaps somewhat exotic when the Saeko Ichinohe Dance Company was founded in 1970.

Many perfectly competent drivers now view the ability to drive a manual-shift car as arcane and somewhat exotic, almost a black art.

We have also seen behavior in the Leavitt algebras L K ( 1, n ) that at first glance seems somewhat exotic: R R ≅ R R n as left R -modules.