Sentence examples for idiosyncrasies not from inspiring English sources

But "Island Practice" is a catalog of idiosyncrasies, not a work of conscience, so it feels stingy to fault her for its narrowness.

Ably translated by Jim Tucker and edited by Michael Henry Heim, the book, which combines and abridges two volumes previously published in Hungary, has its idiosyncrasies, not least a chronology that bounces around.

The beauty of the rag rug is in the idiosyncrasies, not the perfections.

And since they moved in, the home's idiosyncrasies have not been easy on their finances.

But our friends loyally and dependably showed up, tolerating our idiosyncrasies and not snoring too loudly.

These are often considered well understood, but their true variability and idiosyncrasies are not fully appreciated or utilised in intestinal dosage form design or in vitro testing.

Prejudices and idiosyncrasies do not alone define roles in this play; it is far too intelligent for that.

And although eccentricities abound, the idiosyncrasies are not as sharp as those recently found in the Royal Academy's exhibition America After the Fall: Painting in the 1930s, Grant Wood having the edge over Meredith Frampton.

The story of America that we like to repeat is that everyone is equal, that every individual has the opportunity to manifest the good life – although our history and cultural idiosyncrasies do not align consistently with that notion.

However, several idiosyncrasies are not adjusted for in absolute prices.

Such idiosyncrasies do not make this former winner of the Kentucky Derby and Preakness all that different.