The appeal said that "the court cited no law for this idiosyncratic position".
Both Addington and Cheney took the idiosyncratic position that it was Congress, not President Reagan, that was in the wrong.
Or perhaps Justice Alito and company were worried that Harris — because of the idiosyncratic position of home-health-care workers as partial public employees — wouldn't overturn Abood cleanly enough.
This is a clear example of how More's pursuit of a rational theology led him to unusual, if not entirely idiosyncratic, positions.
I want to be able to tell my kids, 'This is the great work that I did,' instead of it being, 'I was great for six months, and now I've got this great work that nobody saw because my fame died out.' " At the Prudential Center, Ms. Lovato was already racking up idiosyncratic choices, positioning herself for what life after Disney might look like.
But she represents an idiosyncratic view.
"…there is a Creator, and that this Creator is Jesus Christ, who is our Savior". AiG Creation Museum, 2007 (This is an example of the idiosyncratic theological position called Christomonism, held by many creationists, which shifts the role of Creator from God the Father to emphasize Christ over the rest of the Trinity).
Far more than third-year quarterbacks trying to master the most idiosyncratic of football positions, Sanchez operates on the bigger fault line that Ryan has created for him.
As the years passed, however, more judges and scholars came to regard MacKinnon's position as idiosyncratic.
But often the images are accompanied by an ironic, idiosyncratic voice-over that positions itself as far as possible from the omniscient, godlike narration of most television documentaries.
