Meanings of eccentric person in English

They say he is the most eccentric person in the world.

Apparently, this eccentric person was coming out, after all, to keep him company.

Pray, sir, how long has this eccentric person been a resident of Templeton?

But look, an eccentric person will no doubt appreciate the practicality of handbag biscuits.

I believe that, even after this melancholy warning, that eccentric person was frequently somebody else.

Evidently, an eccentric person, but it's a queer world anyhow, as most of us know.

I think that he was an eccentric person.

He is perhaps an eccentric person,-thisMr. Waife?- alittle -TheOxonianstopped, and touched his forehead.

Lady Camper is indeed a most eccentric person!

Sir Timothy has the name of being an eccentric person everywhere, especially in this respect-henever notices acquaintances.

He is a very eccentric person.

My mum was quite an eccentric person who felt she needed to prepare us for a post-apocalyptic world.

You might take him for an eccentric person, but certainly a gentleman, and with an extraordinary magnetism, she felt.

To others, who do not need him, he is a boisterous and eccentric person,- aHeraclesin the house of mourning.

She was the greatest heiress in France, and an exceedingly vain and eccentric person, aged twenty-three at the beginning of the Fronde.

Tells how Gonzalez began researching Kelley's work, recognized him as an eccentric person, but nonetheless became convinced that his treatments somehow worked.