Sentence examples for idiosyncratic point from inspiring English sources

It's not an idiosyncratic point of view, but it's not one you very often hear from the inside.

The program itself suggested an idiosyncratic point of view — the first half would feature an early Beethoven sonata, the "Funeral March" (Op.

Treating his subjects from a highly idiosyncratic point of view, he was fascinated by personality and motive and delighted in pricking the pretensions of the great and reducing them to somewhat less than life-size.

Strong voices and idiosyncratic points of view won through.

Schama is unashamedly idiosyncratic, pointing out that his book is a history of Britain, not the history of Britain.

He'll never have an idiosyncratic period.

These intelligent, idiosyncratic titles pointed to a bizarre, barely conceivable future in which we won't have to jump out of planes, rob banks or shoot baddies to have a good time.

First, Harvard will switch from an idiosyncratic 15-point grading scale to the more conventional scale in which a 4.0 is an A and a zero is an F. The change will narrow the difference between an A-minus and a B-plus, which the faculty hopes will make a B more palatable.

The functional status of some borderline and idiosyncratic GlnRS, pointed out in this work, could be the target of future experimental studies.

What this elevator speech doesn't convey, however, is the fervor of locals who believe in their precious, artsy, fishy, idiosyncratic New Bedford; launch point and home to Herman Melville, Frederick Douglas and a roster of other historic figures.

In the latter, specific maps for each PPH would point out idiosyncratic organizational factors operating in the management of a particular PPH.