Eccentricity In A Sentence

• Variation of eccentricity of orbit.
• What eccentricity there is in the taste of this people!
• What would be the measure of the eccentricity of its path?
• The eccentricity of his verb indicated only the perfection of his tact.
• Hence we must distinguish between mere eccentricity and monomania.
• What is eccentricity but a loose joint, a flaw in the machinery?
• But here was Mary to whom no eccentricity ever had to be elucidated.

• The eccentricity that was to cover my ignorance should be defensive armour only.
• Nor can one deny that there has been considerable eccentricity in his treatment of his son.
• I surmised the cause of this eccentricity and was ultimately able to verify my conjectures.
• There is an odd mixture of eccentricity and good sense in all the opinions of my worthy host.
• The eccentricity of the speech pleased the attorney-general, who sent on the letter.
• Nevertheless, occasional eccentricity has been forthcoming, if only to incur rebuke.
• He may have deceived you entirely regarding his character, assuming eccentricity for some purpose.
• This eccentricity of orbit, or distance of the sun from the centre, is very small.
• Still, whatever eccentricity he attempts, it will be imputed to his deranged understanding.
• This McKettrick regarded as a harmless eccentricity of the lamb he was about to fleece.
• As regards mere extravagance and eccentricity of execution, Paganini was surpassed by Locatelli.
• The maiden is not at peace with herself; that is evident from the violence and eccentricity of her behaviour.
• Here were minds which skidded from subject to subject with the eccentricity of water-spiders on a roadside pool.
• I know not where any personal eccentricity is so freely allowed, and no man gives himself any concern with it.
• Still more surprising than the eccentricity of its plan, are the peculiar arrangements which are to be found in the interior of this temple.
• Whatever the eccentricity of his lonely movements, his tall hat and fluttering frock-coat had exaggerated it.
• It is true that seeming evidence of hyperbolic eccentricity is sometimes afforded by observations and regarded by some astronomers as sufficient.
• If the boast were true, there must have been a powerful strain of eccentricity and perversity derived from elsewhere.
• Was it the blunder of an idealess vocal machine? or the contradictory eccentricity of a seeker after impossible novelty?
• But this eccentricity is steadily diminishing at a uniform rate, by reason of the perturbing influence of the other planets.
• Comets which move in ellipses of known eccentricity and return with periodical regularity may be regarded as belonging to the solar system.
• Was this the jangled record of an unsound mind, or was it the apologia for an eccentricity probably not so uncommon, after all?
• The orbit is very eccentric, the eccentricity being about one-third, or greater than that of any other satellite of the solar system.
• It should be stated that the gentleman was known to have recently inherited a large fortune, and had evinced a certain eccentricity of disposition.
• And here, too, we came suddenly upon an eccentricity of out-building that wrought upon our souls with wonder.
• Smeaton regarded him steadily, uncertain as to what new form his eccentricity would take, but spoke no word.
• But eccentricity is not always an original condition, for, under certain circumstances, it may be acquired.
• She even thought him a strange, moody youth; but yet there was something in his moodiness and eccentricity which excited her fancy.
• Avoid all eccentricity and affectation in the preparation of your manuscript, or "copy," as printers call it.
• He thought that it was contrary to the spirit of the laws of gravitation to exclude any planet from office on account of the eccentricity or inclination of his orbit.
• Differences of temperature and density of the parts of the original mass account for the eccentricity of orbits, and deviations from the plane of the equator.
• Still, he contrived to impress the stamp of spontaneous eccentricity upon every one of the expedients to which he resorted in his pecuniary embarrassments.
• Because of this eccentricity of proportion, his bald head rose above the back of the chair to a height approximately identical with that of its normal occupant.

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