I realise that I now have the same facial idiosyncrasies he had: little twitches here and there, mouth and nose movements, even the way he would tilt his head.
Conventionally, semantic roles may each other share the same characteristics and have idiosyncrasies.
At the same time, Orm's idiosyncrasies and attempted orthographic reform make his work vital for understanding Middle English.
You can spot the same mix of simplicity and idiosyncrasy in the other projects produced by Mr. Miles, a 43-year-old Briton, in his studio on New York's Lower East Side.
This observation suggests that each model system has its own idiosyncrasies but, at the same time, commonalities dictate the final outcome of rejection.
But perceived as a sort of sketchbook for "Rent," in which the same themes are developed with richer idiosyncrasy and breadth, "Tick" has its gentle fascination.
As adults, as good readers, we don't all read the same thing, and we revel in our idiosyncrasies as adult readers, so kids should have some of the same freedom".
Jerry Seinfeld, whose hit NBC comedy series was largely a celebration of the idiosyncrasies of New York, had the same helpless feeling as many other New Yorkers in the wake of the Sept. 11 attacks on the World Trade Center.
In his new book The King of Style (Insight Editions, $45), he shares anecdotes about working with the global megastar to create his unique image - among whose idiosyncrasies included never wearing the same item of clothing in public twice.
But Fu's generation, bred on the same social-media outlets that now unreservedly embrace her idiosyncrasies, has awarded the young star something better than a gold medal.
