Sentence examples for so idiosyncratic that from inspiring English sources

Manchester's "clumps" were, in fact, so idiosyncratic that Reid found them more confusing than edifying.

Garner's mature style was so idiosyncratic that it left little room for growth or renewal.

He had some formal training as a percussionist, but by the early 1960s his playing had become so idiosyncratic that many assumed he was self-taught.

The house may have cost nearly $6 million to build, they asserted, but it is so idiosyncratic that no buyer would ever pay so much for it.

There's a class of performers — Paul Reubens, Carol Channing — who create a single comedic character so idiosyncratic that neither the actor nor the role is ever quite complete without the other.

Oskar Eustis, the artistic director of the Public Theatre, says, "The path John has chosen is so idiosyncratic that the rest of us who are devoted to the theatre feel ennobled by it".

"She wishes there were a book on the subject, slim as it would be, a 'Mother's Dating Life' she could substitute for conversation in the tidy manner of 'Where Do Babies Come From?' " As "Bee Season" progresses, each of the Naumanns comes spinning apart, in ways that are so idiosyncratic and unexpected that it would be bad form to give too much away here.

I didn't love the second season of Aziz Ansari's Netflix series, "Master of None," but it was a thrill to see Lena Waithe win for one of that season's three truly good episodes, "Thanksgiving," a black lesbian coming-out story that was so idiosyncratic, and full of perfect details, that it transcended the corniness of that genre.

It is good to have them around, since the current edition of the rom-com rulebook states that the central couple must not be so idiosyncratic or interesting that they intimidate the audience.

It makes you feel both lucky to have found it and grateful that filmmakers devote so much to making something so idiosyncratic and special that it actually reduces the film's chances of a wider audience.

Tammaro's plot twists were so fluent, so idiosyncratic and haphazard, that they achieved verisimilitude.