Sentence examples for his idiom from inspiring English sources
His idiom consists exclusively of backslap and bluster.
His idiom was that of an unreconstructed East Coast partisan.
But general audiences have never taken his idiom to heart.
His idiom is too much an acquired taste.
He himself makes no bones about his idiom.
Music lovers also found irresistible the nobility and deceptive simplicity of his idiom, sparked by delightful outbreaks of humour.
Kamasi Washington, the Los Angeles-based saxophonist and Kendrick Lamar's sometime hip-hop collaborator, delivered the hottest jazz story of 2015 with his idiom-spanning, orchestral multi-album The Epic – hot, because it brought elements of the soulful free jazz of giants such as John Coltrane and Albert Ayler to a new, younger audience.
Puss can never get his idioms and metaphors straight.
Even when not directly reporting Thornhill's thoughts, it uses his idioms.
But the speech picked up as he thanked his son (and co-writer), Sandra Bullock ("Sandy, you are 'Gravity' "), and, mixing up his idioms, the "wise guys of Warner Brothers".
To them, his simple idiom is not his weakness, it is his strength.
