Sentence examples for idiosyncrasies whether from inspiring English sources

To read: The Atlantic's Max Fisher writes that Qaddafi& 8217s public buffoonery and idiosyncrasies, whether real or feigned, were part of what allowed the dictator to hold onto power for over four decades.

We've all heard stories about different celebrities' idiosyncrasies whether it's Danny Thomas wanting people to shit on a glass table over his face or that little midget from Fantasy Island.

To help eliminate this bias, Whyte developed what he calls the single-subject assessment, in which doctors design a set of tests specific to each patient's idiosyncrasies to determine whether the patient is vegetative or minimally conscious.

Whether her idiosyncrasies fascinate or frustrate, they have certainly offered a speedy route to acceptance as a fixture on the national stage.

Agricultural journals of the time noted the idiosyncrasies of wheat kernels — whether they were red and bearded, velvety or ''plump, round, of a coffeelike form'' — and distinguished wheats that produced ''excellent'' and ''well-flavored'' bread from those that yielded ''inferior'' loaves.

The idiosyncrasies are impressive, although whether you believe it's impressive in a good or bad way would help most people determine whether they'd want to have a drink with you.

This load, coupled with the genetic idiosyncrasies of the arsenic-metabolizing genes, determines whether a particular individual will be susceptible to arsenic toxicity.

But before a test well has been drilled, it is near-impossible to be sure whether the geological idiosyncrasies that excite oilmen will yield either oil or gas (or sometimes both, and often nothing).

No word yet on whether Trendrr's spelling idiosyncrasies will induce Twitter to make any changes to its name.

Whether these practices represent the idiosyncrasies of the filmmakers or more widespread cultural tastes is uncertain.

Cultural norms and local and personal idiosyncrasies in thought and speech can affect whether your behavior appears "normal" to others.[33].[33]