Sentence examples for idiosyncratic flaws from inspiring English sources

Idiosyncratic flaws can also invalidate an RCT.

Romney's heresy seemed debilitating in a vacuum, but not once he began to be measured against his opponents, with all their idiosyncratic flaws.

This is what shame does to women: It isolates us and makes us feel our stories aren't really stories at all but idiosyncratic flaws.

But O'Malley's case for taking the real estate tycoon seriously was based more on the economic conditions that allowed his rise, than the idiosyncratic character flaws that seem to portend his fall.

See Deschanel's idiosyncratic outfit below.

People are idiosyncratic.

Despite its flaws, the show shimmers with ­idiosyncratic ­personality, and honours the first rule of book-trade ­comedies: publish, and be damned funny.

Others are more idiosyncratic.

HOMES are idiosyncratic purchases.

How idiosyncratic?

"He is very idiosyncratic".