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  • His quirky, offbeat style made him a minor celebrity in Southern New Hampshire.
  • Even with the growing popularity of the arty thriller, these movies retain an offbeat style.
  • Stalberg recalled she was too " serious " for the tabloid's offbeat style.
  • And now, many men seem to be embracing the most offbeat styles that stores have to offer.
  • Curiously, some of the shows with edgy humor and innovative, offbeat styles are the most traditional family sitcoms.
  • If nothing else, she did it her way with an offbeat style that may prove as memorable as her accomplishments.
  • Simms likens the show's offbeat style and dry humor to the 1970s " Bob Newhart Show ."
  • Her droll, offbeat style, mostly joking about herself and sparring with her audiences, proved to have wide appeal.
  • The choice of Letterman raised eyebrows in Hollywood because of his offbeat style and his limited connection with the motion picture industry.
  • Retailers blame high prices, the shoe's offbeat style and Woods'relatively poor performance on the PGA Tour this year.
  • It was conceived, written and designed by the Smash Hits staff, and the liner notes are written in the magazine's offbeat style.
  • The only obvious thing the two movies share is the word " wedding " _ but Hogan says his wry sense of humor and offbeat style has survived his move to the majors.
  • In December, it bought a 49 percent stake in the hot British ad shop Bartle Bogle Hegarty, which is known for an offbeat style typified by a recent campaign for Levi's jeans.
  • The "'BMW F650CS "'was a F650 single series, after the 1993 2001 F650, and 2000 7 F650GS . It was known for its offbeat styling intended to attract new motorcyclists.
  • De Henriquez affected an offbeat style of dress; in his diaries, Christopher Isherwood described her as appearing " dressed like a male peasant in " Cavalleria Rusticana " and announc [ ing ] that she had a love for life ."
  • In some ways, the gambit recalls Gap's groundbreaking ad campaigns of the late 1980s, in which quasi-celebrities like Diandra Douglas, a documentary film maker and then the wife of Michael Douglas, lent their offbeat style to the company's generic-looking pocket T-shirts.