Sentence examples for idiosyncratic understanding from inspiring English sources

And he was infuriated by Benjamin's refusal to acknowledge how far his idiosyncratic understanding of Communism deviated from Party orthodoxy.

The central story in "Every Man for Himself" could have taken place anywhere and, indeed, is not "historical" at all, but rather comes from the author's deeply personal and idiosyncratic understanding of human relations.

After discovering that I was a soon-to-be-citizen of Donald Trump's America in the bleary early hours of the day before, I had wanted immediately to speak with Hillsman, a man with a keen and idiosyncratic understanding of politics and one of the few people I knew with any experience living in the world in which America now found itself.

The first group [5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12] arise from Alexander's idiosyncratic understanding of 'science' (4) and subsequent issues including an absence of explicit definitions which makes practical engagement with the theory difficult.

First, Blackburn has a distinctive and somewhat idiosyncratic understanding of projectivism, so there are certain philosophical paradigms of projectivism that his claim is not intended to cover (see Joyce 2009b).

In contrast, the rationalist uses the 2D framework to characterize your potentially idiosyncratic understanding of a particular use of an expression on a given occasion e.g., the way you understood Al Gore's fifth use of 'water' during a speech on climate change.

People with very limited or idiosyncratic fringe understandings of the financial system were making passionate pitches to abolish the Federal Reserve.

This interesting research extends the Lu lab's idiosyncratic approach to understanding, and ameliorating, the disease cystic fibrosis (CF).

An obvious example is the glassblower, dependent on tried and trusted ways of using tools, organising body movements, understanding his idiosyncratic raw materials with a depth of involvement so complete the process of making becomes almost automatic.

In this way, colleges pay lip service to the tradition of the great disciplines and great thinkers by teaching them in the classroom, but do so in a way that emphasizes idiosyncratic and ideologically contorted understandings of the material".

Being confronted with such high-variety business environments, suppliers need to practice "solution space development," i.e. understanding the customers' idiosyncratic needs and deriving a suitable set of product variants from this knowledge.