Sentence examples for idiosyncratic demands from inspiring English sources

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But the process by which a name is selected from hundreds of candidates can be arduous, and often comes down to a combination of instinct, abstract reasoning, and the client's idiosyncratic demands.

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Another creative example of a business catering to high, idiosyncratic demand is Insomnia Cookies, which will deliver cookies and other sweet goodies to your door until 3 00 A.M.

Like Richard Pryor, Miss Tomlin is a great, edgy, idiosyncratic performer who demands special treatment to succeed on film, as she did in Robert Altman's "Nashville" and Robert Benton's "The Late Show". Playing a more or less commonplace character, she tends to fade into a sort of modest blankness.

Throughout, pop melodies are wrapped around lyrics so specific and idiosyncratic that they demand (and reward) repeated listenings.

Yes, it's very hip now to have a mid-sized Eurorack rig, but it has allowed for the proliferation of small manufacturers who make bizarre, highly idiosyncratic tools that demand something from the producer.

With Mike Ashley, Newcastle's notoriously demanding, and idiosyncratic, owner, as his boss this laid-back demeanour will inevitably be tested.

Nobody had ever combined field and textual research in this depth — it would have been impossible for any academic based in the United States or Europe — and his methodology had become as demanding and idiosyncratic as his hiking gear.

The model simultaneously considers idiosyncratic technical and aggregate demand shocks, while the stoppage time for landfill use is assumed to follow a Cox process with the intensity function of a firm's total waste collection.

The dozens who arrived on a night last April to hear a concert in Trinity Wall Street's Stravinsky Festival were probably skeptical: were the Master's late-period sacred works, seldom heard and composed according to a demanding and idiosyncratic twelve-tone technique, really that good?

They must sell a product for which there is almost no demand: an idiosyncratic version of Christianity that teaches that Christ made a post-resurrection visit to the United States, that the Garden of Eden may have been in Missouri and that drinking alcohol is a sin.

Portraying the idiosyncratic writer proved highly demanding, requiring significant weight loss and four months of research – such as watching video clips of Capote to help him affect the author's effeminate voice and mannerisms.

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