Sentence examples for of being idiosyncratic from inspiring English sources

I'd seen Kami play at Elephant and Castle's Corsica Studios before meeting the brothers, and what struck me was that while the music seemed further ahead of what most other London DJs are playing these days, it was still soulful and engaging not just idiosyncratic for the sake of being idiosyncratic.

This also raises the uncomfortable possibility that results of many ecological field experiments initiated in a single site and/or a single year run the risk of being idiosyncratic rather than general (see also Vaughn and Young 2010).

Thus, that district could be competitive as well, although the portions of it east of Chesapeake Bay are idiosyncratic enough politically and culturally that it is hard to know for sure what will happen there.

All of them are idiosyncratic.

Her father's idea of education was idiosyncratic.

Mr. Jurowski's end of things was idiosyncratic.

His satire and mode of expression are idiosyncratic and essentially Austrian (even Viennese), but his influence has been far-reaching.

The most problematic type of DILI is "idiosyncratic".

But in reality, people's definitions of monogamy are idiosyncratic," she says.

Acid-warped, apocalyptic and frequently bizarre, the films of Alex Cox are idiosyncratic in the extreme.

DILI may occur in a dose-dependent way, yet the majority of cases are idiosyncratic and dose independent.