“eccentric”造句，怎麼用eccentric造句

She is so eccentric that she is regarded as a bit of a curiosity.

Well, well, well, she's eccentric to say the least and she's definitely confused and disoriented.

You're the rebel, the radical, and the eccentric in every group, whether it's family, friends, or your team at work.

But what drew a beautiful Serbian design studio assistant working in Hammersmith to an eccentric former solicitor and butterfly fanatic?

The scientists say that simply moving your mouth like other folks do allows you to intuit their potentially eccentric speech patterns, and get what they say.

In the United States, however, anyone who is willing to quarrel with the dictionary is regarded as either eccentric or mad.

To Gaskell, her "dear friend" Charlotte was the heroine, with the rest of the family - eccentric Patrick, masochistic Branwell, pious Anne and violently mystical Emily - left in her shadow.

During his progress from child prodigy to the self-styled “King of Pop” and, more recently, an eccentric semi-recluse, no part of Mr Jackson’s private life had given any other hint of normality.

Don't conceal the poverty of thought by the eccentric diction.

An eccentric or Nonconformist person, especially a member of a counterculture.

OUTSIDERS often have fixed ideas of Poland: a big, poor country with shambolic governments, dreadful roads and eccentric habits.

The leader of the dredging party, Edén Pastora, is an eccentric former Sandinista guerrilla leader, who claimed that Google Maps showed his camp to be in Nicaraguan territory.

Her friendship with Michael Jackson is not so strange — he too struggled to survive childhood stardom in his own way, and in later years was more famous as an eccentric celebrity than as a singer.

The eccentric man flirts with danger.

"They thought it was a very eccentric idea of their mother's," Sydie says.

Werner Herzog would make a great subject for a Werner Herzog documentary; the director is an adventurer of outsize ambitions and eccentric appetites.

She is her own person, very eccentric, very individual.

It must once have been inhabited by someone fairly eccentric, because a lot of the chinks in the walls were stuffed with aluminum foil, as if to protect against cosmic rays.

OK, so Olson is eccentric, wearing a new red shirt with tags still hanging from the neck.