“quirk”造句，怎麼用quirk造句

The very quirk of a jet-black eyebrow could enforce obedience.

What do you think is 6's biggest unknown (hidden?) quirk (weird habit)?

However, while the vocal quirk hasn't done Kim Kardashian's career any harm, many believe it carries negative connotations.

By a tantalizing quirk of fate, the pair have been drawn to meet in the first round of the championship.

Everything from the moment they cross their arms to the quirk of their eyebrow, your characters are expressing themselves to you.

If you were to examine the birth certificates of every soccer player in 2006's World Cup tournament, you would most likely find a noteworthy quirk.

Changing horses in the middle of the stream is another small quirk in the Gemini personality which makes decision making, and sticking to a decision, particularly hard for them.

It could be that some quirk of human anatomy - say, the way the wrist bones are configured or how the thumb is shaped - allows him to do that especially well.

Infomercials are designed to take advantage of this brain quirk.

Joe has another quirk. He likes to chew hard candy constantly.

Almost every big European country also has some kind of quirk for which it wants special dispensation.

The third quirk of credit derivatives is that they allow corporate bonds tobe sliced and diced on the basis of risk.

It's hard to say, but one possibility is that these European currencies get a minor lift over the medium-term due to a quirk related to how Asian central Banks manage their foreign-exchange reserves.

Sure, some may sound quirk, but they each are effective.

Others among us, myself included, thought it just an odd quirk.

To some degree these statistics are a quirk of the calendar, based on when the 10-year period starts and finishes.

Well, the answer lies in a quirk of history.

Because it is painful to admit that our lack of success is not due to any quirk of fate, but to our own lack of responsiveness to the opportunities that were presented to us.

Some critics have questioned whether the linkage between income inequality and worse health is merely a mathematical quirk.