And he attacks Lord Justice Girvan as "off his rocker", "high-handed" and "idiosyncratic" in asking the attorney-general to investigate whether Mr Hain perverted the course of justice.
Placed on portales, along outer walls, on the edges of flat roofs, they are as warm and welcoming and idiosyncratic in appearance as the irregular lines of authentic old adobes.
Moreover, the nature of the disturbance is found to be dynamic and idiosyncratic in nature.
On the other hand, content moves are informationally loaded and idiosyncratic in nature, thus less controllable in an instructional setting and more difficult for the students to acquire.
The good news is that the rag trade survives anyway, as circuitous in its routes and idiosyncratic in its patterns as ever.
"I think it was refreshing and idiosyncratic in its own way," he says.
The liberated Hollywood of recent years is liberated in two directions: toward the conspicuously personal and idiosyncratic (as in the films of Wes Anderson, Sofia Coppola, and Terrence Malick) and toward the nakedly mercantile (as in the "Fast and Furious" series).
Mr. Scorsese, 64, an eight-time Academy Award-nominated director whose most recent film, "The Departed," earned him an Oscar for best director this year, emerged from the tumult of 1970s Hollywood, where he was quickly recognized as one of the most talented and idiosyncratic filmmakers in the country.
Growing up, Stephen Miller Neidich spent summers at Camp Neidich, his family's idyllic and idiosyncratic home in the Georgica Association, a private community in Wainscott, N.Y.
