Sentence examples for idiosyncratic in its from inspiring English sources

"I think it was refreshing and idiosyncratic in its own way," he says.

The good news is that the rag trade survives anyway, as circuitous in its routes and idiosyncratic in its patterns as ever.

Perhaps because it has so many functions and partners, TP53 is actually idiosyncratic in its regulation and the two probes designed to this gene lie in an small isolated graph component consisting of 3 transcripts (together with YWHAE a protein known to associated with P53).

Arty and eccentric, The Little Dröm Store recently relocated here from its Ann Siang Hill home, full of peculiar knick-knacks, retro toys, old cameras and idiosyncratic in-house products tied to Singapore.

Hundreds of shades have come and gone, and those now in use are known by idiosyncratic in-house nicknames — Mole, Hubba Bubba, Piglet, Poupon.

Ms. St. John also offered an expressive and poised rendition of Bach's Violin Concerto in E (BWV 1042), idiosyncratic in some of its phrasing.

Thom Yorke, meanwhile, is as idiosyncratic in his approach to holding a vast audience as the rest of the band.

Wittgenstein was idiosyncratic in his habits and way of life, yet profoundly acute in his philosophical sensitivity.

In many ways Kane was idiosyncratic in his practices, which included the tattooing of his patients.

"Bored to Death" is as idiosyncratic and delightful in its own way as "Curb Your Enthusiasm," which returns on Sunday for a seventh season.

Albion: The Origins of the English Imagination, by Peter Ackroyd (Vintage, £12.99) Reviewing this book in these pages when it first came out, Blake Morrison said it was "in its idiosyncratic fashion... a deeply political book".