Sentence examples for idiosyncratic independence from inspiring English sources
That reinforced the perception of Reeves's idiosyncratic independence – he was as unusual as his Christian name in not returning for the obligatory sequel to a huge hit.
The fact that Woodward carries out these roles from a position of wealth, fame, idiosyncratic independence, and publishing triumphalism brings with it certain complications: "Obama's Wars," his latest entry, was released amid a crescendo of prepublication leaks and author interviews.
Browsing is fundamentally an act of independence, of chasing your own idiosyncratic whims rather than clicking on Facebook links or the books recommended by some greedy algorithm.
Of course he can say some carefully co-ordinated, PR-driven fluff about Wales and Ireland, of course he can make a carefully planned joke about the War of Independence, but Letterman asked him a couple of vaguely idiosyncratic questions about Rule Britannia and the Magna Carta and the PR-mask slipped.
As Hardy writes of that idiosyncratic aluminum-spired skyscraper, "This iconic office building goes for broke, flaunting the exterior skin's independence as a costume pageant of pattern, gleaming profiles and symbolic panache.
By definition art music "is addressed to someone who has a certain independence of mind and in listening to the music is expected to respond in an idiosyncratic and special way," said Lawrence Kramer, a professor of English and music at Fordham University and author of "Why Classical Music Still Matters" (University of California Press, 2007).
Following the example of artistic independence set by Marvin Gaye and Stevie Wonder, Otis took the concept in a more personal and idiosyncratic direction — a revolution in the head.
People are idiosyncratic.
Others are more idiosyncratic.
HOMES are idiosyncratic purchases.
