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Technology has a mind of its own, and fine points were lost, while others quirkily highlighted.

Then, they were a good way of creating an exhibition space quickly and quirkily.

His record in the Senate has always been quirkily centrist.

“We are trying to keep his name a secret,” he says quirkily.

At best we're a quirkily pleasing lot, like most groups of women anywhere.

The opera began quirkily, with a theme rather than a plot.

He smiled quirkily up at Flocanalog with the effort of it.

But once you’re downstairs in the quirkily shaped basement space, you see the point.

But his decision to zero in on the Lincolns’ life together proves a quirkily rewarding one.

Here is a quirkily inviting concert for anyone interested in guitar music.

It includes quirkily intimate personal memories, most of which also involve light, color and popular culture.

The illustrations have quirkily been taken from a century-old publication.

Our other dessert, served quirkily in a glass coffee cup, didn't deliver on promises either.

Katie Hughes packs a lot into this small, quirkily decorated space.

Several newspapers called for a "quirkily British" take on the Olympics.

Interiors, including the hotel lobby, are quirkily contemporary in their styling.

Then he thought of it and smiled quirkily.

Above them, a 17th-century clock tower with two faces, one running slightly behind the other, rather quirkily struck the hour twice.

Ochsner has a talent for striking images, and she's quirkily funny.

This aesthetic was quirkily promising, even if the potential menu was not.

"A quirkily entertaining blend of space opera and hardboiled private eye story".

It was then that Burra’s quirkily decadent world turned irrevocably sinister.

The kitchen where much of the action takes place looks quirkily real, right down to the newspaper Jade's mother uses for a tablecloth.

Its ice cream colors and Latin American food were quirkily appealing.

Other day of the Lord celebrations seem quirkily unhelpful.