Sentence examples for to eccentricity that from inspiring English sources

They have an adherence to eccentricity that often borders on shtick.

According to a book just published in Germany, the presiding genius of Chanel is still maintaining the sort devotion to eccentricity that helped him shed six stone during the 90s on a diet of cactus juice and horsemeat.

In fact it's in Myers's commitment to eccentricity that Girl Asleep – an art-house film made firmly with a teenage audience in its sight – finds its heart.

The corollary of the disaffection for refined ornament is the knee-jerk response to Baroque eccentricity that easily catches the eye, regardless of period and medium.

For load cases 5 and 6 (Fig. 1), the moment at the top end of the column was applied proportionally to the axial load to maintain the predefined end eccentricity that corresponded to one of the M/P u h values given in Table 2.

The Walkers are all so enmeshed in one another's lives that they barely deal with anyone else, which is surely all for the best, given that they talk about their sex lives over nachos and constantly refer to a collective eccentricity that is rarely manifest.

All the designers were put under one roof with orders to give up the wilful eccentricity that had led to some notably ugly cars.

Although there also were strong, sporty pieces, the revised blazer made the strongest statement — along with formal shoes, their edges outlined with color — to give that touch of eccentricity that made Dunhill look spiffy and modern.

Forty years after their first meeting, in the sculpture department of Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design, Gilbert & George have cultivated an eccentricity that is to be found throughout their work, as well as in the personas they present to the world.

What John came up with suggested the style and genre of Victorian architecture -- an era of tremendous exploration and achievement but also of an oddball eccentricity that seemed to mirror Kafka's writing.

It was more delectably shocking to witness the undercurrent of eccentricity that appeared on the runways of Marc Jacobs, who channeled the prim elegance of '70s Saint Laurent, and John Galliano, whose big-bowed, fur-sleeved, crystal-shouldered, puttin'-on-the-lampshade collection for Dior seemed destined for the wardrobe of "Auntie Mame".