Sentence examples for remains idiosyncratic from inspiring English sources

When it later acquires a more unmistakably dance power, it remains idiosyncratic.

Of the moment and of the man, it is a substantial legacy of work that remains wholly idiosyncratic and yet is repeatedly echoed around the globe.

NMS remains an uncommon, idiosyncratic and potentially fatal complication of antipsychotic medication.

The subtleties of social interaction ensure that a putatively 'rational' system for decision-making remains a largely idiosyncratic one.

Carson remains a master of idiosyncratic figures, delivering metaphor and simile casually and suddenly, while keeping her language idiomatically oddball.

Although the two artists never met or corresponded — nor were they really contemporaries — their unique and idiosyncratic bond remains one of the most fascinating artistic partnerships of the nineteenth century.

While there are undoubtedly singers who bring to Winterreise more lyrical voices, or a wider selection of vocal colours, what Bostridge achieves with his idiosyncratic palette remains an extraordinary achievement.

Yet the extant research on job crafting, job assembly, and idiosyncratic jobs remains insufficient to explain how an organization that must construct and fill new open-ended roles can do so systematically.

Effie, too idiosyncratic for pop, remains the artist.

After a prize-winning streak in young adult fiction, Jonathan Unleashed marks a swerve into novels for grown-ups, but her idiosyncratic storytelling chutzpah remains a constant.

Yet enough musical DNA remains, in the form of idiosyncratic warbling and interlocking rhythms, that you would not mistake it for anyone else's work.