Sentence examples for idiosyncratic self from inspiring English sources

It has taken me 40 years to accept Dad just for being his well-meaning, idiosyncratic self, and we are finally enjoying each other's company.

In this emblematic love triangle Phuong is of course representing Vietnam to some extent, but she is still everywhere her idiosyncratic self.

Go ahead and be your idiosyncratic self, "Mad Men".

Mr. Oliver, a British comic who began at "The Daily Show" in 2006, has an idiosyncratic, self-parodying charm — "Goon Show" lite.

But Mr. Margulies pulls off something that few playwrights manage: he's created small and specific characters who both make you think big about their unasked-for roles in history and keep you pinned in empathy to their imperfect, idiosyncratic selves.

Third, the idiosyncratic self-view had a small positive association with (future) achievement.

Per the researchers,"people's idiosyncratic self-reported preferences for certain characteristics in hypothetical romantic partners appear to be irrelevant to their romantic outcomes with specific potential partners they have actually met in person".

The interpersonal approach decomposes the variance in self-concept ratings into a "method" part that is due to the student as the rater (perceiver effect), a shared "trait" part that is due to the student's perceived achievement (target effect), and an idiosyncratic self-view (self-enhancement).

These works are consistently recognizable from an idiosyncratic self-taught style that makes for serious fun.

He guides us through his idiosyncratic self-expression, and how he continuously finds new ways to evoke empathy for objects, blurring lines between the cartoon and real worlds. .

We found out how his work on Broad City and on his own original animated series has allowed him full idiosyncratic self-expression.