Sentence examples for idiosyncratic method from inspiring English sources

His idiosyncratic method has not visibly altered significantly since he was dropped in last year's Ashes.

The basic narrative details of each incident are still confined, largely, to local police records, using idiosyncratic method for recording, storing and reporting data.

Yet admissions officers readily admit to using some kind of secretive and apparently idiosyncratic method of taking different kinds of backgrounds into consideration when using them.

Mr. Baker supplemented his studio work with teaching, and he wrote a series of instruction books for jazz guitar, recapitulating his own idiosyncratic method, that are available today.

For instance, the ZX81's idiosyncratic method of typing commands with a single keystroke – the result of the memory-saving method of using one-byte tokens to represent keywords – was presented as "eliminat[ing] a great deal of tiresome typing".

He had an idiosyncratic method of playing back and across to a ball of full length and driving wide of mid on, but his trademark shot was the hook, famously saying "three bouncers an over should be worth 12 runs to me".

Not everyone was a fan of the sisters' idiosyncratic methods, however.

Whether by accident or design, the boxing judges are invariably good for at least one extraordinary decision per Olympic Games, with Roy Jones Jr probably the most high-profile victim of their famously "idiosyncratic methods".

But most of the great correspondents who have worked in hard places and walked away again and again have idiosyncratic methods for making judgments about which road to travel and which to avoid.

Martha Grimes writes the way she wants to write, which means that a book like THE BLUE LAST (Viking, $24.95) might baffle any reader unacquainted with her idiosyncratic methods of mixing genre conventions.

In the case of many of them, I know my own disorganization and idiosyncratic methods are as much to blame as anything.