Sentence examples for idiosyncrasies as from inspiring English sources

In "These Old Broads" Ms. Reynolds and her co-stars have tried to spoof Hollywood's idiosyncrasies as well as their own images.

"Nights in White Satin," "Desperado," "Every Breath You Take" — all present and accounted for here in versions that callously sanded down idiosyncrasies, as did several songs that played like context-free narrative bits from imaginary musicals.

It's one of the great New York stories, full of bureaucratic and geographical idiosyncrasies, as well as one of the extremes of erotic suggestion within the taut limits of studio constraints.

"People have different styles of moving due to their individual idiosyncrasies as well as the differences in physical dimensions and weights of body limbs," the Carnegie-Mellon team says on its Web site, which features "spatio-temporal gaits" and "3-D body tracking".

And the pubs themselves began to lose their idiosyncrasies as owners turned them into themed chains.

His most avid defenders have done their share of handwringing, explaining his idiosyncrasies as a feature of genius.

But didn't she avoid idiosyncrasy as much as classical ballet?

All the cast members are giving performances in which their characters' idiosyncrasies seem as organic as the color of their eyes or the shapes of their noses.

This year the addition of a fourth judge, Kara DioGuardi, added a surrogate older sister in a panel whose idiosyncrasies are as familiar to today's television audience as those of Archie Bunker's 1970s television family.

However here my urge is to defend myself and other women against Mr. Trump who has his own idiosyncrasies (physical as well) to be sure.

Idiosyncrasy belongs as much to criticism as to art.