Sentence examples for the same quirk from inspiring English sources

Professor Butler says diversification by industry and sector suffers from the same quirk as international diversification.

But the study also found that the same quirk in the tax code that hurts many couples also helps many others, mostly those where only one spouse works or where one spouse earns substantially more than the other.

The same quirk of the six-year Senate cycle which makes this election particularly tricky for incumbent Democrats will be reversed in 2016 when many vulnerable Republicans will be up for re-election.

Exactly the same quirks appear in Picasso's Stein.

Beer is a long way from fine art, but we see the same quirks in valuation there.

The same quirks and unfairnesses that would help it withstand a shock in the next few years will, over time, work against the country.

LS In an age when any hobbyist can meet friends with the same quirks online, documentarists find gold in unseen, teeming subcultures.

In the 21st century this same quirk of geography and access to public lands is driving population growth in the West.

That same quirk of human perception could get people spending more time on Facebook, seeing its ads while they connect with friends.

True, Downey's iteration of Stark is about 75% Downey – the character has all the same caffeinated quirks and inflections as the ones Downey played in Kiss Kiss Bang Bang and A Scanner Darkly and Zodiac and those phone adverts – but it's still remarkable how we're made to care for such an unrepentant douchebag.

The scientists I know have the same personality quirks as people in any other profession.The unemotional Spock was the Enterprise's chief science officer, but science fiction is a poor basis for characterizing all scientists.