Sentence examples for similar idiosyncratic from inspiring English sources

Similar idiosyncratic groupings appear throughout the museum.

In addition, they do not show some causes of vulnerability such as illnesses, divorces and similar idiosyncratic shocks that contribute to the weakening of resilience.

Each of them is endowed with a similar blunt and idiosyncratic eloquence that, while sometimes forced, is always striking.

Though many of us spent our high school art classes meticulously assembling, cutting, pasting, and photo-transferring images, when tumblr was invented it created a brand new (and shareable space) where a similar endless stream of idiosyncratic images could be found.

In fact, some of the authors of the current paper last year reported a similar pattern of rare and idiosyncratic mutations in people with autism (Science, 20 April 2007, p. 445).

There is little reason to have similar optimism regarding rare or idiosyncratic hepatotoxicity.

It can be clearly seen that the idiosyncratic responders had similar spectral features to those of the control.

They have their own sandwiches, like muffulettas and po'-boys, and their own sauces, like remoulade and ravigote, derived from but not really very similar to the French originals, and idiosyncratic dishes like etouffes, which are seafood stews.

The metabolic profiles of the idiosyncratic responders were more similar to those in the control, as evident by the high level of metabolites such as succinate and 2-oxoglutarate.

Similar concerns also generated a distinction between idiosyncratic affects and emotions that could be cultivated to be broadly shared; in particular, emotions were often divided into the raw and immediate and those that involve an element of reflection.

(Similar dance episodes appear in Górecki's aggressively idiosyncratic Concerto-Cantata, among other pieces).