Sentence examples for idiosyncratic personalities from inspiring English sources

The show is affecting because Mr. Holmes found some vivid, even idiosyncratic personalities in the collectors.

Instead, success is more idiosyncratic: personalities matter a lot, and nominations are determined based primarily on momentum and news media coverage.

Indeed, it can be hard to pinpoint what in the Robisons' relationship is shaped by Asperger's and what stems from their own idiosyncratic personalities.

When Dixie Carter made her New York cabaret debut five years ago at Freddy's Supper Club, which has closed, she immediately established herself as one of the most vivid and endearing performers in a field already crowded with idiosyncratic personalities.

"Donald Trump is not a DC insider, he is part of the wealthy ruling elite of the United States, and he is gathering around him a spectrum of other rich people and several idiosyncratic personalities".

The volume and difficulty of the work, and the task of fitting into a storied institution populated by strong and idiosyncratic personalities, has unnerved even judges with distinguished records on lower courts, fancy credentials and ample self-confidence.

But if the parts are erratic, the whole is an endearing portrait of an idiosyncratic personality, now addressing itself to personal as well as abstract concerns.

Mr. Ivey and Mr. Dweck went to Dartmouth College together; there Mr. Ivey honed his idiosyncratic personality.

Here was a teenager with a powerful mix of maverick talent and idiosyncratic personality.

My idiosyncratic personality means that my classroom is full of fun, life, activity and industry.

His classic military bearing — he was of medium build, trim, with short hair that he kept greased and sharply parted — belied an idiosyncratic personality.