Meanwhile, the art on view defines the museum as foremost an exceptional if idiosyncratic picture gallery assembled by someone with a discerning and independent eye for paintings.
"The introduction of demographics has reduced the need for the argument that there was something exceptional about East Asia or idiosyncratic to Africa," Bloom and Canning write, in their study of the Irish economic miracle.
This plethora of observation can feel wearisome at times; it is fortunate that Mars-Jones is an exceptional writer and his narrator is idiosyncratic and charming.
This is a family story distinguished by ghosts, gators, a wildly febrile physical environment ("our swamp got blown to green bits and reassembled, daily, hourly"), exceptional command of language and darkly idiosyncratic humor.
This means that someone who has committed theft in breach of trust could face a sentence of anything from a fine to six years' imprisonment, without the judge having to justify their decision.Far from being an exceptional occurrence, Ashworth expects inconsistent and idiosyncratic sentencing to "occur with some frequency".
There has been exceptional Vietnamese food here for decades, for instance, and the city's idiosyncratic collection of steak houses should invite more comparisons to Buenos Aires.
Ever-thoughtful, Andrew reflected in his idiosyncratic book Guess My Story (2003) that Evans had indeed been a truly exceptional wicketkeeper, for all his occasional lapses.
From the vantage point of today, when kids with their first guitars start writing songs before they learn to play other tunes, it is difficult to process how exceptional it was for a folk artist such as Woody Guthrie to have created a vast repertoire of deeply idiosyncratic works.
People are idiosyncratic.
Others are more idiosyncratic.
