It's idiosyncratic, even eccentric.
It's idiosyncratic, sketchy, and nothing like the precisely codified system in use today.
It's idiosyncratic and mercurial, and when it bounces, it bounces like a rubber puppy.
I think my taste is good – but maybe it's idiosyncratic.
Like much of this valuable artist's work, it's idiosyncratic, tender and tough.
But, as I like to think my little experiment proved, remoteness can be close by; it's idiosyncratic, too.
The manner in which Kanye opts to recover from his breakdown is a matter as private as it is idiosyncratic.
"I will always have a soft spot in my heart for Highway Gothic — it's idiosyncratic," Michael Beirut, a New York graphic designer, said.
It is fact-encirclingly huge, and it is idiosyncratic, careful, messy, funny, shocking and full of simmering controversies - and it is free, and it is fast.
Halpern (2011) points out that the search process has already "become personalized"—i.e., "instead of being universal, it is idiosyncratic and oddly peremptory".
