Sentence examples for sort of offbeat from inspiring English sources

"We're sort of offbeat tourists," Linda Diflorio said of herself and her traveling companion, Michael Pulis.

Gordon-Levitt has cited as his inspiration for the script the sort of offbeat humour typical of Tarantino and the Coen brothers.

There is a guilelessness to Dunst, a sort of offbeat pensiveness that makes her an interesting presence, both on screen and off.

"I remember there seemed to be more chances to put money into more sort of offbeat films, and these films would get played, certainly in New York, and other places.

Kids source all their shirts and jackets from vintage resellers, usually searching out the most mental pattern they can find, whether it's faded tie-dye or some sort of offbeat African print that looks like it comes from the mind of someone who's taken far too many recreational psychedelics.

Then she focused on phrases that describe the sorts of offbeat entertainers she offers, such as "cigarette girls," and "body-painted mermaids," ending up with fewer clicks but higher sales.

"The film is sort of an offbeat comedy with tragic social significance.

This is The Now comes off as sort of an offbeat Lou Reed (that's an oxymoron if I ever heard one) with their debut EP "Titan," which drops later this winter.

Madonna commented that wearing a rosary and a crucifix is "kind of offbeat and interesting.

"Part of his genius was recognizing these sort of important, but offbeat, questions that other people weren't focused on," Chernoff said.

But he is not without political skills, in an offbeat sort of way.