Sentence examples similar to idiosyncratic essence from inspiring English sources
Kate Niedzwiecki, who edited the boxing book and is editing those about the private investigator and the photojournalist, said that the rush of books by young women writing about their idiosyncratic lives was in essence about their freeing themselves.
By using the traditional concept of essence in this idiosyncratic way, Spinoza gives it a new sense of activity and dynamism.
My mother weighs 90 pounds"), and the crinkly-eyed smile and lopsided grin that long ago prompted one wag to describe her face as looking like "Diane Sawyer's pressed against a windshield" are the very essence of her idiosyncratic spark, the one that makes it hard to take your eyes off her, the one her teachers were too dumb to see.
Its mission today remains rather free form: to stimulate and contextualize the everyday essence of design through an idiosyncratic, anti-academic curatorial approach.
In essence it's an inclusive and idiosyncratic history of Cubism from 1905 to 1945, one with many twists and subplots.
The discerning Essence Festival audience, however, is not the easiest crowd to play to, as Erykah Badu, the idiosyncratic soul singer, found out on opening night.
People are idiosyncratic.
Others are more idiosyncratic.
HOMES are idiosyncratic purchases.
"He is very idiosyncratic".
