Sentence examples for idiosyncrasies from from inspiring English sources

South Africa's idiosyncrasies, from party politics to the high crime rate, provided regular material.

So it's often difficult to differentiate personal idiosyncrasies from natural cognitive decline.

During a nearly 15-year marriage, the two have put up with each other's athletic idiosyncrasies, from smelly socks to odd hours around training times.

Edie sees through all of her family's idiosyncrasies from her mother's always too perfect smile to her father's return to traditional behavior after her mother comes home from Mexico.

As a child, he observed among his peers a group he characterised as "nan-kids" – children brought up wholly or in part by grandparents with vocab idiosyncrasies from two generations above, and has taken inspiration from their linguistic style.

Third Angel are being playful at Northern Stage in Newcastle with What I Heard About the World, a piece about stories, traditions and idiosyncrasies from across the globe, including the place where the radio broadcasts silence.

I heard a more satisfying if somewhat depressing explanation for the seemingly random eruptions of political idiosyncrasy from Samuel Abrams, who teaches politics at Sarah Lawrence and Stanford.

As for the show about the activist, well, it all but blares its idiosyncrasy from the marquee at the Vineyard Theater.

So perhaps, instead of the sign of disrespect and fast-track ticket to hell it is sometimes made out to be, the camel-hump style could be nothing more than a proud statement of idiosyncrasy from the Gulf states.

A passionate and prideful place, accents, cultures, and idiosyncrasies vary from town to town, sometimes from street to street.

"I keep telling him his vesatility and his idiosyncrasies deter from his ability.