Sentence examples for and idiosyncrasies from inspiring English sources
"Greig has certain habits, characteristics and idiosyncrasies that are recognizable".
As with most sports, it has its own language, conventions and idiosyncrasies.
"This is the business of exceptions and idiosyncrasies," Mr. Bowles said.
Anyone who loves the variety and idiosyncrasies of the British countryside will relish this poignant celebration.
Crafting earnest portraits of small joys and idiosyncrasies, she's long maintained a commitment to playful experimentation.
His range and idiosyncrasies are well reflected in his latest films.
It is, however, Newsom's own skills and idiosyncrasies that really impress on Divers.
"She understands my neuroses and idiosyncrasies and accepts me with them," he said.
Like most boarding schools, Miss Porter's has its lingo and idiosyncrasies.
People no longer equate Poland with the tantrums, paranoia and idiosyncrasies of the government led by Jaroslaw Kaczynski.
The DIY ethos of a microcinema also encourages more risks and idiosyncrasies than institutional settings might allow.
