Sentence examples for characteristically idiosyncratic from inspiring English sources
In characteristically idiosyncratic fashion, he's considering going to do it with the Icelandic company Vesturport.
For the first time in more than forty years of public life, Frank has real power, and he is wielding it in a characteristically idiosyncratic manner.
A historical novel that gives the author's characteristically idiosyncratic perspective on American history from World War II to the Korean War.
The first single from Neil Young's forthcoming "Storeytone" album, due in November, has been released, and in characteristically idiosyncratic fashion, the two-time Rock and Roll Hall of Fame member has simultaneously released three different renderings of the new song, "Who's Gonna Stand Up?", through his website, NeilYoung.com.
The message may be a very traditional one - a girl with a glass heart needs a man who will handle her delicately if she is to avoid getting her heart fatally broken - but it is told and illustrated with Gardner's characteristically rich and idiosyncratic vision.
When not sitting on that bench, the eleven dancers, characteristically agile and unabashed, erupt in unpredictable, idiosyncratic bursts of movement.
It has been a characteristically valiant attempt to push back musical boundaries, but you head into the night longing to see this fantastically idiosyncratic band again minus their temporary playmates.
People are idiosyncratic.
Others are more idiosyncratic.
HOMES are idiosyncratic purchases.
"He is very idiosyncratic".
