Sentence examples for diverse idiosyncratic from inspiring English sources

Like the architecture of Arata Isozaki and the fashions of Issey Miyake, Kuramata's diverse, idiosyncratic work challenges the Western view of Japan as a nation of rigid conformists.

New York City's public schools are as diverse, idiosyncratic and sometimes, as unruly as the neighborhoods, people and character of the city itself.

You don't get the sense of diverse idiosyncratic figures chafing against one another, which still comes across in the 1962 film version.

However, a complete mathematical description of epistatic interactions has not been forthcoming for any system because the forms of epistasis appear to be diverse, idiosyncratic, and hence complex.

Mustafa's handiwork, which also includes the manufacture of homemade mortar rounds ("We can make, every day, 25 shells," he said), is part of a grass-roots effort to create the fighters' diverse and idiosyncratic arsenal.

But before we get too self-congratulatory about 2008's diverse and idiosyncratic selection, it should be noted that women are conspicuous by their absence, despite the colossal pay-packets still demanded by Reese Witherspoon (up to $20m), Angelina Jolie ($15m) and Cameron Diaz ($12m).

His diverse and idiosyncratic cast includes character actors, comedians, and faded stars; through a story of clattery yet authentic passions, he presents the featureless suburb as a cauldron of history, and reveals high-stakes politics to be inseparable from fantasy and desire.

However, the broad, order-of-magnitude variability characteristic of these relationships may not represent only random variability, but may partially derive from diverse and idiosyncratic responses within individual ecosystems and/or changes in the nature of these relationships over time.

Denison uses this central focus to draw in discussions of a diverse and somewhat idiosyncratic but interesting range of subjects (e.g. leaf-cutter ants, natural selection and the evolution of simple vs. complex traits, his brother Tom's organic farm, kin selection and male sterility in corn).

The series, which begins today at MoMA Film at the Gramercy Theater in Manhattan, consists of Canadian projects assembled to showcase idiosyncratic and diverse filmmakers.

We want each episode to feel idiosyncratic and diverse.