Worse, it feels like an indulgence too far, making it harder to trust her idiosyncratic prosody.
Other critics were mesmerized by her idiosyncratic language and imaginative daring.
It is eccentric, science-fictiony, much closer to her idiosyncratic sensibility.
Meanwhile, back at home, how are her idiosyncratic family coping without her?
Converse had found a medium to express her idiosyncratic mind and personality.
Her idiosyncratic attitude is part of the reason for her popularity in Paris.
And though she affected a studied scruffiness, her idiosyncratic dress sense was always spot on.
Her idiosyncratic punctuation sometimes feels like triage for the emergency conditions of her muse.
Mounted on lightboxes, her idiosyncratic storytelling windows didn't win the hearts and minds of all critics, but they glowed nevertheless.
Martin is certainly well known among other novelists, who hold her idiosyncratic and unpredictable work in high esteem.
Gerwig punctuates Brooke's abrasive dazzle with her idiosyncratic range of comic twitches, hesitations and eloquently abrupt sideways glances.
