Sentence examples for idiosyncratic kind from inspiring English sources

The Web site new-year.co.uk, which allows people to post their own, has lots of the more idiosyncratic kind (http://www.new-year.co.uk/resolutions/resframe.html).html

"When you take that away, what have you got?" Florida may not have a bust-proof economy, but its long population boom has brought it something else: an idiosyncratic kind of cultural diversity, which has made it unlike anywhere else in America (and has made it a swing state).

In its intoxicating sense of place, and King's tying together of disparate pop-cultural strands, it sometimes seems to be a modest cousin of Greil Marcus's Invisible Republic or Lipstick Traces, or an example of the idiosyncratic kind of cultural-historical writing lately done by Super Furry Animals' Gruff Rhys in his travelogue American Interior.

In the Bay Area, however, where the new economy already feels old and where jeans and loafers remain the standard business attire, Rappaport's group leans toward more interesting and idiosyncratic kinds of investments.

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

Choreographers are equally idiosyncratic in the kinds of music they avoid.

"Avery has too often been seen as isolated, idiosyncratic and charming -- kind of an anachronism," Mr. Hobbs said.

Or will the Web so thoroughly connect and homogenize the minds of everyone that his kind of idiosyncratic genius will trend toward extinction?

Wordsmith doesn't yet create truly idiosyncratic prose, like the kind that Bob Ryan, the longtime beat reporter for the Boston Celtics, used to turn in to the Globe.

James C. Garand, a political science professor at Louisiana State University, said "Clinton fatigue" might be the kind of "idiosyncratic occurrence" that derails even the best statistical models.

The original building has been expanded twice over the years, both times haphazardly, lending the place a kind of idiosyncratic charm.