1 | The once exotic fruit now can be found in most supermarkets. | |
2 | For the truth is that America's next president does indeed have a biography that is worlds apart - and, yes, more exotic - than the rest of his fellow citizens. | |
3 | A pity, because her icy qualities and exotic looks could have made her a far bigger star. | |
4 | Just as some of the youth in Japan attempt to appropriate parts of American culture, I too (and I'm sure there are others!) tried to grasp at the allure of this foreign aesthetic and make it my own. | |
5 | Other linguists in the earlier part of this century, however, who were less eager to deal with bizarre data from "exotic" language, were not always so grateful. |