Sentence examples for the idiosyncrasy from inspiring English sources
noun
A behavior or way of thinking that is characteristic of a person.
Especially the idiosyncrasy.
The other is the idiosyncrasy of Italy's electoral system.
The Brighton indie rockers managed big tunes without ever sacrificing the idiosyncrasy of their subject matter.
Nonetheless, Angel makes a persuasive case for the idiosyncrasy of desire, its obstinate individuality.
Brook's extraordinary mastery of theatres is evident in the idiosyncrasy of the casting and the directorial decisions taken here.
I shall end with my favourite quotation about weather – Henry James as reader talking about the idiosyncrasy of writers' weathers.
The idiosyncrasies are revealing.
He wants the idiosyncrasies doled out carefully.
It just shows the idiosyncrasies of the honours system".
The show reflects the idiosyncrasies of any private collection.
PP Wong captures the idiosyncrasies of typical teenage vernacular well.
