Sentence examples for few idiosyncrasies from inspiring English sources

The auction will pay tribute to the "passions, interests and admittedly a few idiosyncrasies" of the collector, Mr. Griffith said.

He shows few idiosyncrasies of his own until the final song, "Gibberish," with Auto-Tune effects that render some lyrics unintelligible, as if he thinks they're irrelevant.

It is shown that Wang Brown's (WB) multiaxial rainflow algorithm has a few idiosyncrasies that can lead to non-conservative predictions, incorrectly filtering out significant events within a multiaxial loading cycle.

Emmanuelle Haïm leads the chorus and the period-instrument orchestra of Le Concert d'Astrée in an impeccably played, expertly paced performance, although there are a few idiosyncrasies, like the thumping accents she encourages in Caesar's aria with horn obbligato, "Va tacito".

Update: a quick perusal of the forums and I find that many Google applications (GMail, Maps, Reader) are working if you sideload them, but some have a few idiosyncrasies in the install process.

I've used a ton of keyboards so I'm used to the layout if I have to use it, but there are a few idiosyncrasies that people may not be able to get used to (usually the backspace placement).

Letters are much easier to process using computer algorithms than GPs' clinical notes due to fewer idiosyncrasies and abbreviations in the language used, although consultation notes will still need to be scrutinised for extracting information such as presenting symptoms [ 25].

They also contend with a few common idiosyncrasies specific to the trade.

Steinhauer also has a tendency to delineate his characters with a few trademark idiosyncrasies, then repeat them over and over, to annoying effect.

For decades, not far from The Times in midtown Manhattan, another institution - one know for a few amusing idiosyncrasies, too - cast its glance over here and found that this was a funny sort of place.

He explained a few conference idiosyncrasies to the new membership.