Sentence examples for idiosyncratic techniques from inspiring English sources

Richard Causton's "Phoenix" (2006) also used color, as well as idiosyncratic techniques (slow-motion trills and tremolando, for example), to paint a vivid picture, in this case the fiery death and resurrection of the mythical bird of his title.

Such styling ticks are typical of Paige Adams-Geller and her brand, known for idiosyncratic techniques and a keen eye for details, which are translated differently by every wearer.

Mr. Gergiev has an idiosyncratic technique that can rattle an orchestra unfamiliar with him.

Mr. Barenboim has a kinetic and idiosyncratic technique that takes adjusting to.

The influence of folk and outsider art is evident in the quirky, visionary imagery and the meticulous, idiosyncratic technique.

His idiosyncratic technique against the seamers remains, advantage of which the Pakistan left-arm pacemen would surely take.

What we hear, by contrast, in such daredevil performances as the Washington "Otello" is a self-conscious, highly idiosyncratic technique fraught with peril.

The next 18 months will see Gary Ballance and his idiosyncratic technique tested to the full but already he has shown remarkable mental strength.

It bears repeating, in the year of "Birdman"—a film of conspicuous virtuosity and idiosyncratic technique that's nonetheless unoriginal, insubstantial, and taste-deprived.

This time out Mr. Gergiev achieved much better results with the Met musicians, who have openly griped about his idiosyncratic technique and mercurial ways.

While some of the orchestra musicians find Mr. Gergiev's idiosyncratic technique hard to adjust to, they played excitingly well for him in "The Gambler" and "The Flying Dutchman".