Sentence examples for idiosyncratic mode from inspiring English sources
Within a few years Socrates's idiosyncratic mode of philosophising began to be institutionalised within the city, as Plato's Academy and then Aristotle's Lyceum were founded.
Mr. Stone and Mr. Wright are among an elite corps of distance unicyclers in the city, people dedicated to their idiosyncratic mode of transport.
*** In his Resurrecting Warsaw (BBC4 ,Wednesday), Dan Cruickshank grabs one's attention immediatelywith his idiosyncratic mode of speech; urgently enthusiastic and with syllable emphases that often sound plain wilful, he's like a cross between Timothy Claypole and Robert Peston.
Leigh Silverman, who directed the 2011 Broadway production of "Chinglish," encountered Hwang's idiosyncratic mode of communication during their first meeting, when he considered her to direct his previous play, "Yellow Face".
Mr. Sánchez's populist bravado and idiosyncratic mode of government permeate life in this self-described "utopia for peace," which has no municipal police force (a savings of €250,000 a year, officials say).
For some years a cult figure of postmodern theory, Baudrillard moved beyond the postmodern discourse from the early 1980s to the present, and has developed a highly idiosyncratic mode of philosophical and cultural analysis.
5) Commonality Language highlighting the agreed -upon values of a group and rejecting idiosyncratic modes of engagement.
Along with his somewhat idiosyncratic appropriation of literary modes, Schlegel offers a theory of the literary genres which undergoes considerable revision as he attempts to take account both of the historical development of forms and particularly of the rise of the modern novel.
His satire and mode of expression are idiosyncratic and essentially Austrian (even Viennese), but his influence has been far-reaching.
We add our own idiosyncratic life experiences and opinions and modes of expression — and in doing so, fundamentally change the texts themselves.
Simpson wrote a brilliant, idiosyncratic book he entitled simply Tempo and Mode in Evolution (Simpson 1944).
