Sentence examples for In idiosyncrasy, from inspiring English sources

She is interested in idiosyncrasy.

In her educational practice Hensher finds a pleasure in idiosyncrasy that he shares.

Wilson may seem like an everyman, but he is soaked in idiosyncrasy, and not necessarily the kind that leads to some imagined universal.

Among the built-in idiosyncrasies of Vine's particular format, the breathtaking brevity of its parameters, is the crispness of its users' comedic execution.

He also believed in idiosyncrasies and audacious, inadvertent events.

Instead, brewery environments may function more like cheese-making environments, where facility-specific 'house' microbial communities form on equipment surfaces in response to idiosyncrasies in the indoor environment (Bokulich and Mills, 2013a).

Brook's extraordinary mastery of theatres is evident in the idiosyncrasy of the casting and the directorial decisions taken here.

But don't think I'm forgetting the dopeness, which resides mainly in the idiosyncrasy of the characters and the skill of the actors portraying them.

But despite her suffering she infuses her book with profound gratitude for family, friends, and colleagues, "realizing I will exist only once in my idiosyncrasy, no more and never again".

She and her classmates were schooled in "idioms, idiosyncrasy and ideology" (a much better slogan than "Who is Salt," by the way, though perhaps for a different movie) so they could infiltrate American society.

Implicit in her remarks was an argument for classical music as an oasis of idiosyncrasy in a culture of mass-marketed sameness.