But the most idiosyncratic feature of Romney's plan was how it was funded.
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.
Water Tower is an extremely beautiful object, which changes colour with the sky, and also a very appropriate one, celebrating one of the most idiosyncratic and charming features of the New York skyline.
Since he took over in 2005, Ferguson has developed "Late Late Show" into one of the most idiosyncratic shows in late night, featuring the host dancing with Secretariat (two actors in a horse costume), conversing with a robot sidekick and interviewing guests while chomping on an unlit pipe.
Musicians probably have the most idiosyncratic needs of any travelers short of, say, circus performers, and there are additional esoteric features to be found in a good rock hotel.
Of all these pale brews, Kölsch is the most idiosyncratic.
Of all the manifestations of anxiety, specific phobias are by far the most idiosyncratic.
Whatever the merits, this is certainly the most idiosyncratic provision of the bill so far.
"Old trees have idiosyncratic features – a different canopy, different branch systems, a lot of cavities, thicker bark and more heartwood.
Most idiosyncratic of all, he likes fried eggs with radicchio and torn bread for breakfast.
