Sentence examples for most idiosyncratic facial from inspiring English sources

The mummy painters by necessity worked fast, so fast that, for all their skill at turning even the most idiosyncratic facial feature (an unfortunate nose, a droopy eye) into an asset, they let feelings of all kinds -- despair, bafflement, anger -- slip through.

Of all these pale brews, Kölsch is the most idiosyncratic.

But the most idiosyncratic feature of Romney's plan was how it was funded.

Whatever the merits, this is certainly the most idiosyncratic provision of the bill so far.

Of all the manifestations of anxiety, specific phobias are by far the most idiosyncratic.

The new movie eliminates the most idiosyncratic aspects of the novel.

Yet just as important is the pursuit of happiness, the most idiosyncratic of American values.

But here is the difference between going to New England's most idiosyncratic state in the winter rather than the summer.

Among them was Alex Zachary, one of New York's most idiosyncratic galleries both in terms of space and location.

She reserves some of her most idiosyncratic work for an adjacent pair of songs about socioeconomic inequality.

Most idiosyncratic of all, he likes fried eggs with radicchio and torn bread for breakfast.