Sentence examples similar to idiosyncratic real from inspiring English sources

Other People Darkly funny, enormously moving and wonderfully observed, writer-director Chris Kelly's comedy-drama is a strong, idiosyncratic, real-life-inspired film about an adult son's return home to be with his ill mother.

Mr. Nolan said Panera hoped to benefit from the idiosyncratic retail real estate market in New York.

Yet what makes us feel that there are real, idiosyncratic children on these pages?

The buffet breakfast includes pancakes cooked to order and an orchard's worth of fruit, and the brightly painted, idiosyncratic rooms have real bohemian style.

She isn't just doing a turn on a stereotype in this role; she's showing us a real, idiosyncratic person.

It's a very idiosyncratic dish, strictly for real meat-lovers not afraid of fatty content.

New Mexico might be even more Democratic if not for idiosyncratic Albuquerque, the state's only real metropolis.

People had told me it was dark, which it is, but it's also deeply generous and sharply funny, and the characters, idiosyncratic as they are, seem like real people; I kept being reminded of both Marilynne Robinson and Nabokov, an unlikely pairing.

Though often employed in commercial real estate, and in less idiosyncratic residential real estate like condominiums and co-ops, it has of late become "a hot topic in the single-family-home market," said Chris Meyers, the chief operating officer of Houlihan Lawrence, who described it as "a big driver in many buyers' decision-making process".

Haven't we redefined goalie interference to make it essentially so idiosyncratic a call as to have no real content?

It's a deliciously unpredictable start to an idiosyncratic hour from the American silent comic – real name Philip Burgers – which resoundingly justifies his growing cult fame.