Sentence examples for of its idiosyncratic from inspiring English sources

But the workshop did produce some of its idiosyncratic designs in bulk.

Do you not only play golf but also revel in all of its idiosyncratic, peculiar lingo?

It is meant to foster national pride in a country that remains riddled with fault lines three years after the ouster of its idiosyncratic dictator, Muammar Gaddafi.

(Midgette) JUPITER SYMPHONY CHAMBER PLAYERS (Monday) In the spirit of its idiosyncratic founder, Jens Nygaard, this feisty ensemble offers programs that combine oddities and major works.

In spirit, the site reflects its Southern Californian home with all of its idiosyncratic performers, designers, demicelebrities and other cultural hustlers, many of whom the founders recruited to be early members.

(Kozinn) JUPITER SYMPHONY CHAMBER PLAYERS (Monday) In the spirit of its idiosyncratic founder, Jens Nygaard, this feisty ensemble offers programs that combine oddities and either familiar works or lesser-known scores by well-known composers.

(David Rooney) 'The Cherry Orchard' (in previews; opens on Sunday) Classic Stage Company invariably attracts top-tier actors to its idiosyncratic productions of Chekhov.

It's bad enough that London has lost some of its most idiosyncratic cinemas in the last 20 years.

That makes it more likely that the company will meet its goal of breaking even, by its idiosyncratic measure of pro forma operating profit, in the fourth quarter of 2001.

But what distinguishes Mr. Akhtar's novel is its generosity and its willingness to embrace the contradictions of its memorably idiosyncratic characters and the society they inhabit.

If the Dinky does shut down, all sides agree, the region's rail system would lose one of its more idiosyncratic links.