Sentence examples for maintain idiosyncratic from inspiring English sources

Certainly the Gosselins and Duggars maintain idiosyncratic theologies to match their circumstances.

Ryan needs to hire 250 new people and isn’t sure how he’s going to maintain his idiosyncratic culture.

Even at Oxford, he maintains an idiosyncratic schedule, remaining in the office until two in the morning and returning sometime the next afternoon.

During his eight years as Oakland mayor, Jerry Brown maintained the idiosyncratic lifestyle associated with his four decades in California politics: He slept on a futon on the floor of his downtown Oakland loft, had a Labrador named Dharma and sometimes performed his mayoral duties while wearing pants with holes in them.

At "Community" Mr. Port and Mr. Guarascio were eager to prove they could maintain that show's idiosyncratic spirit, though they stopped short of agreeing that theirs was essentially a caretaker role.

"The N.C.A.A. maintains its own idiosyncratic, changing, frequently arbitrary and often illogical definition of amateurism".

The festival has also maintained a distinctly idiosyncratic programming personality and even magnified it, possibly as compensation for the dwindling ensemble.

In the latter stages he rightly identifies and aligns the often-overlooked Talk Talk with the likes of Kate Bush and Julian Cope as genuine outsiders whose music belongs to a deep-rooted British tradition – artists who "sought to kick their way free of expectations and create hybrid, idiosyncratic sound environments... [to] maintain a distinctively British voice".

One notable school has managed to maintain the integrity of its grades through an idiosyncratic grading rubric.

Solving dynamical interaction problems rather than being taught directly how to move, we maintain, enables individual students to develop sensorimotor schemes appropriate to their idiosyncratic enactive skill (Chow, Davids, Button, & Renshaw, 2016; Chow et al., 2007).

Thereafter, Turrell's collectors, "some very idiosyncratic if not totally eccentric people," as he puts it, are required to maintain the work to exacting specifications.