Sentence examples for Important idiosyncratic from inspiring English sources

The event brought together three important, idiosyncratic artists representing disciplines that Issue has helped nurture during its first decade.

Yet he believes that the work is singular and important, as idiosyncratic and as unpredictable as any of Eggleston's photographs.

Nonetheless, these important, yet idiosyncratic aspects of the eyewear industry don't neatly cut and paste into other categories.

In 1977, Williams published his memoirs, These Are Facts, described in 2001 as "immensely important if idiosyncratic ... the only substantial, worthwhile record of service ever written by an RAAF chief of staff".

Practitioners should recognize this important potential idiosyncratic reaction and take appropriate corrective action.

The choice of a soundtrack for road trips can be an important -- and idiosyncratic -- decision.

Predicting the outcome of the health care case is hard, because it is both surpassingly important and quite idiosyncratic.

Tron was such an important film, so idiosyncratic and iconic, that Tron: Legacy couldn't possibly hope to match up to it.

For DILI, the first reports linking HLA and genetic susceptibility involved the anesthetic halothane, which was used widely up to the 1980s and was also an important cause of idiosyncratic hepatitis up to that time.

Kiley was also among the most important, influential and personally idiosyncratic landscape architects of the 20th century and designer of more than 1,100 projects - yet today he is not well known.

Nevertheless, and despite the fact that there is no clue as to how the selection was made or what might have been left out, The Selected Letters of Michael Tippett is an important insight into a highly idiosyncratic mind.