Sentence examples for personal quirk from inspiring English sources

I admit mine is a personal quirk.

K, however, was considered one of the least beautiful sounds by the ancient Greeks, so perhaps it's a personal quirk.

Especially in the modern political era of Twitter and nonstop blogs, they worry that opening up with some personal stories could lead to every little personal quirk becoming fair game for criticism.

The stakes were high: for the past 15 years, Hosaka has laid claim to the same three-foot-square grooming space in the tunnels behind the main stage, an obsession that is more than a personal quirk.

The theme of rich people and other old grumps disapproving of F.D.R. was a common one....From the twenties through the mid-sixties, the President, whoever he may be, is usually somewhere in the background — a cultural signifier seen from a respectful distance, through the lens of some (usually) likable personal quirk, such as Harry Truman's piano playing.

In Clooney's screening room, behind DVDs of "Once" and "All the President's Men," I saw a row of tall glass jars containing packaged candies, which I took to be a personal quirk until I read that Rande Gerber keeps packaged candies in tall glass jars in his offices in New York and Malibu.

But what about personal quirks?

He has his personal quirks as well.

It is a tight menu with personal quirks, well executed.

Mr. Lauda schooled him on personal quirks and details of the racing life.

He did so with profound strengths of character, and also with involuted personal quirks.