Sentence examples for idiosyncratic of all from inspiring English sources

Most idiosyncratic of all, he likes fried eggs with radicchio and torn bread for breakfast.

Pennsylvania's law may be the most idiosyncratic of all, because it covers only the matter of corporate names.

Most idiosyncratic of all 19th-century national capitol buildings, the New Palace of Westminster -- more familiarly known as the Houses of Parliament -- is also the best.

The actor has been lauded for his audacious, idiosyncratic portrayals of all kinds of characters, on stage and screen, in a range extending from Shakespeare to "Scream" (the original movie and its two sequels).

Russia [rush-uh], noun: The welcoming home-away-from-home/tax haven to bloated former French film stars of all idiosyncratic political persuasions.

A recipe collection like this is idiosyncratic, and all of its odd and personal touches stick in your memory.

In That Old Ace in the Hole, Annie Proulx introduces us to a legion of idiosyncratic characters all with crazy names that combine to produce a pleasing but unspectacular plot.

And I've still never read Sebald... Finally, three cheers for Mark Cousins's The Story of Film: An Odyssey (2011, Network, 15), an exhaustively idiosyncratic account (all 915 minutes of it!) of the evolution of cinema that reminds us just how personal and poetic serious onscreen film appreciation can be.

Rather than being a straightjacket, the mansion's ornate rooms and halls now form a rich and idiosyncratic frame for design objects of all ages.

But after nearly 25 years of being the news anchor for C4 (he reaches the milestone next year), it's no wonder he's got his look down to a T. "I'm idiosyncratic with my ties, but most of all I'm just trying not to look 65," he says, sitting down on the floor cross-legged.

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