Sentence examples for idiosyncratic for from inspiring English sources

"He's always much too idiosyncratic for that kind of thing.

Effie, too idiosyncratic for pop, remains the artist.

They are too idiosyncratic for that, and too far from the center of things.

I can't say this book is a home run; it's too impressionistic, not to mention idiosyncratic, for that.

The skills on display in "Freestyle" are too varied and idiosyncratic for one movie to contain, but this one at least offers a heady, rousing education in an art form that is too often misunderstood.

Indie publishing excels in giving a platform to writers whose work is either too idiosyncratic for mainstream tastes, or just not what publishers are looking for at that time.

Personal reasons were also highly cited by patients, especially at the start of treatment, pointing for idiosyncratic reasons for discontinuation (i.e. moving, death in family, return to school).

There's really no competitive advantage in having each department develop and use its own idiosyncratic process for inventory control, for instance, especially when best practices already exist.

It featured Steven Hoggett, who was also one of the directors and is known in New York for creating the idiosyncratic choreography for "Once," "Black Watch" and "American Idiot".

The bands chose the orchestra's program: Bartok and Astor Piazzolla for orchestral takes on vernacular styles; John Adams for idiosyncratic Minimalism; Mahler for sustained, songful melody.

The next phase of development for this research is the conversion of the general, strategic framework presented here into a more tactical (idiosyncratic) tool for exploring control options for CDI in a specified healthcare setting.