exotically

The effect is exotically ritualistic, and still fresh 13 years later.

She knew that her face was made up exotically.

"It is fitting you will leave our country looking like an exotically beautiful native."

She was a curious woman, brown, slim, and exotically pretty.

It was as if the house, with its exotically furnished living room, had never existed.

And what to make of these exotically dressed men?

The money, according to prosecutors, was never spent exotically.

That explained both the strength and her exotically darkened features.

She kept her exotically slanted eyes angled to the floor.

She grew up to be exotically beautiful and was rumored to have had many affairs.

A young man with dark hair, golden skin, and exotically tilted eyes returned her smile.

If you enjoy seafood, you'll get your fill of exotically prepared fish here.

In 1984 the Dancer was regarded as exotically short and low volume when first introduced.

He found something intriguing about this exotically beautiful woman and her unexpected defiance.

It hadn't helped either, that she'd been strikingly, exotically beautiful.

Her eyes were the color of blackberries, exotically slanted in a round face.

I had braced for an ordeal, or at least something exotically perplexing.

The animal transforms into an exotically beautiful young woman: his daughter Maya.

How remarkable; how exotically appealing a man could turn out to be.

Her impression was of an exotically beautiful woman lightly covered in a very revealing dress.

The mist of the steam room was exotically perfumed by bamboo.

The exotically beautiful girl who lived with Marcus took hold of his arm, her grip urgent.

She heard him murmuring something - the language of his youth, so rarely used, slid exotically around her name.

He filled her, shuddering when those exotically female muscles clutched around him.

The last thing they're about to do is explain away the latest revelations as just an exotically textured version of what goes on every day.