Sentence examples for certain idiosyncrasies from inspiring English sources
"It has certain idiosyncrasies, especially the expressions on the faces, that set it apart".
These colleges and universities are generally explored much less than those in the Ivy League, are all across America and have certain idiosyncrasies that help their students thrive.
That brought compensations: "He has a great ability to capture the rhythms of people's speech, and certain idiosyncrasies that you recognise very quickly," says Doherty.
Lowestoft has no factory mark; but certain idiosyncrasies help to identify it, such as inside glazing of coffeepots and, on teapots, blue strokes painted at the junctures of handle and spout with the body.
Could sharing certain idiosyncrasies with a member of the Forbes 400 mark you as a future billionaire?
A further study can identify certain idiosyncrasies related to each type of thrombus, e.g., a patent foramen ovale (PFO) that would necessitate surgical treatment, or a myxoma that may masquerade as a thromboembolus.
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It also, he implies, helped to create in the poet a certain psychological idiosyncrasy: Chaucer's familiarity with urban dust and bustle, together with the pragmatism required by his jobs, encouraged in him a modesty rare in artists.
They also described, with excruciating accuracy, certain behaviors and idiosyncrasies of a type of young women and how they live, like going to the bathroom in groups; buying expensive workout clothes (charged to Daddy's credit card); talking about celebrities; thinking Diet Coke, iced coffee, and fro yo are food groups, and speaking solely in abbreviations.
Hornedo helped the actors to recreate "certain habits and idiosyncrasies they do on stage to help them spell".
Clerkship length provided students with enough time to understand and value their observations of GPs' behaviour, preventing them from passing early judgements and deepening their understanding of certain behaviour or idiosyncrasies.
