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31. Best's art is eccentric and obscure.

32. You may know it as an eccentric home to raw-boned miners, bumbling Biospherians and one fine little hilltop saloon.

33. How proudly she defined her eccentric self with every smelly bite she took and every word she said!

34. I have a very eccentric aunt who comes to us for Christmas, flying visits.

35. In summary the binary consists of two compact stars of not dissimilar mass moving in tight eccentric orbits.

36. Bel-Hathor seemed an inauspicious choice; like most Sapherian princes he was something of an eccentric.

37. The principal, William Johnstone, though he played the eccentric was in fact very shrewd.

38. But in dozens of interviews he has perfected his eccentric act, which seems to amuse him.

39. Mrs Castle had formed a rather eccentric view about my scale of living.

40. In Highgate our family had seemed fairly normal, but in St. Albans I think we were definitely regarded as eccentric.

41. An eccentric nobleman has never learned how to read a clock.

41. Sentencedict.com try its best to collect and build good sentences.

42. He had a head start, in that he was already a self-made eccentric.

43. Turner suffered from asthma for many years, but persisted with his rather eccentric temperance lecturing.

44. Though his message seemed eccentric and even disturbing to many, Turner climbed in church ranks.

45. Meanwhile, the ultimate solution to the problem of eccentric motion would have to rest in other hands.

46. That's why you carefully cultivate eccentric habits to set you apart from others.

47. Master of the striking Southern image, Carville had some of the same eccentric appeal for reporters as did Ross Perot.

48. The book captures Savannah's old Southern charm and its eccentric citizens perfectly.

49. He hadn't really expected to actually see Mrs Constantine; she was gaining a rather eccentric reputation.

50. Probable sad answer: cling to it as part of Britain's eccentric genius.

51. Ours is a friendship based on an eccentric love of glass balls, an exchange of a few photographs.

52. Crowley was colourful, eccentric, flamboyant, and deliberately shocking, always a keen adventurer and womanizer.

53. Once attention is directed to the genes as well as to their bearers, such eccentric behaviour makes perfect sense.

54. The works range from the sublime, with textured prints in iridescent gold, to humorously eccentric meat and sky collages.

55. On the Look-Out derives extra momentum from this eccentric procedure.

56. Neil Young, whose eccentric recording diversions have made him a marketing nightmare, is a close second, though.

57. From about 1913 onwards he became a reclusive eccentric, shunning both London and local society.

58. Joseph Schumpeter was downright eccentric, showing up for classes dressed in jodhpurs and carrying a riding crop.

59. The greater the distance between the foci the more eccentric the orbit and the greater the difference between apogee and perigee.

60. During my lengthy spell abroad, I was seconded to a public relations unit, run by a delightful and eccentric colonel.