Sentence examples for idiosyncratic vision from inspiring English sources
It was argued that the Dot never fully migrated from Pearce's idiosyncratic vision into a workable company.
Escher's greatest pictures are not simply geometric exercises; they marry formal astonishment with a vivid and idiosyncratic vision.
But, with the exception of Messiaen's idiosyncratic vision of St Francois, few of his commissions are likely to survive.
But Mr. Homem said that because of Ms. Sonnabend's idiosyncratic vision, it did not have the air of a survey.
In one letter, Adorno urges Benjamin to stop paying halfhearted tribute to Marxist concepts and instead to pursue a more idiosyncratic vision.
Mahler and Ives had little in common, but each had an idiosyncratic vision of the universe and how it could be represented in music.
Yet, more recently, and with little fanfare, ABC Family has taken to green-lighting series by female showrunners with idiosyncratic visions.
SOUTHAMPTON Parrish Art Museum Underground Popp," an exhibition that embraces the idiosyncratic visions of what it means to make art in the digital phase of the information age.
Through Aug. 8. "Underground Pop," an exhibition that embraces the quirky, personal and idiosyncratic visions of art in the digital phase of the information age.
Like other commercial directors with idiosyncratic visions — Wes Anderson, the Coen brothers — Payne tends to work with many of the same people from film to film.
Above all, there are the decorators, imposing their idiosyncratic visions on the homeowner-contestants, who do most of the grunt work -- painting, scraping, sewing, stripping and schlepping.
