Sentence examples for idiosyncratic outlook from inspiring English sources
Even the name of the journal -- "differences: A Journal of Feminist Cultural Studies" -- reflects her idiosyncratic outlook.
His own style is so seductive that the public has been wooed into accepting that idiosyncratic outlook.
For what it's worth, aphorisms are generally more literary and personal than proverbs, implicit with a larger idiosyncratic outlook and a wit that saves them from self-importance.
When Haeg, 38, bought the dome near Mount Washington, just north of downtown Los Angeles, in 2000, he was a recent transplant from New York, a young architect with an expansive, idiosyncratic outlook.
While depicted as innately conservative and even nostalgic in his outlook, his bold and often idiosyncratic outlook generated unique perspectives which continue to inspire and provoke.
He is only on the radio for three hours a day, but his nascent cable network, The Blaze, produces 43 hours of original programming a week – all of it filtered through Beck's idiosyncratic paranoid-libertarian outlook.
People are idiosyncratic.
Others are more idiosyncratic.
HOMES are idiosyncratic purchases.
"He is very idiosyncratic".
His enthusiasms are idiosyncratic.
