Sentence examples for at idiosyncratic from inspiring English sources

The site produces several original series, including "Lighten Up," which follows bands that try to reduce their carbon footprints on tour, and "Gardens NYC," a look at idiosyncratic New Yorkers in search of "their own patch of green in a concrete city".

Aaron Hinkley notes that a Kantian account of autonomy requires respect for choices that are arrived at rationally, not for choices which are arrived at by idiosyncratic or non-rational means.

Though he makes his dancers look imaginatively involved, in terms of execution they're better at the idiosyncratic gestures with which he characterizes each dance than at its more purely dance material.

The exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art surveys that trend with a woolly, at times idiosyncratic assemblage of more than 350 individual displays by 118 European artists spread over two levels of the museum.

His son remembered him recently listening to a Sly Stone record and smiling broadly at an idiosyncratic inflection.

Browsers and book addicts will probably adore it; others may balk at the idiosyncratic layout and lack of labelling.

"I am the first to admit," he concedes, "that this book is eclectic, impressionistic and at times idiosyncratic".

Potentially, characteristics of these conditions' traits and symptoms, at both idiosyncratic and collective levels, may be detectable through technology use patterns.

The world of back-to-back houses, hurrying crowds and smoking factories brought to life in a style at once idiosyncratic, primitive and profound.

French studio Dontnod had already hinted at its idiosyncratic narrative skills with the underrated Remember Me in 2013 – but Life is Strange is the genuine article.

It can only help your patients to know that your bosses' views are, at best, idiosyncratic: virtually all physicians favor vaccination.