Sentence examples for this idiosyncrasy from inspiring English sources

This idiosyncrasy persists in public-opinion surveys.

For many years he embraced this idiosyncrasy in a vain attempt to celebrate his process.

Alan Bennett, John Updike, Philip Roth are all exceptional writers, and it is this idiosyncrasy that makes them susceptible to parody.

It is this idiosyncrasy that suggests Dury, unlike so many pop offspring, has a good chance of finding success in his own right.

He signs his name with the same penmanship he would use to write a letter, and if you pay close attention, there is this idiosyncrasy in the way he does it — he always dots the "i" in his name.

But Alphachanneling has made peace with this idiosyncrasy of the stage as well.

Biro's single genius is his awareness of this human idiosyncrasy and his ability to exploit that characteristic of the art-world élite.

For the record, this particular idiosyncrasy goes back to 1848 when the Austrians crushed a national uprising and celebrated the impending execution of upstart Hungarian leaders with a veritable cacophony of beer glass clinking.

I'd like to think this American idiosyncrasy is a throw-back to the days of the Wild West, where a man would make it with a little grit and a gun in his holster.

This semantic idiosyncrasy then suggests that the meanings of self found in the immunological literature may be obscured by factors not easily recognized by native speakers or their foreign correspondents.

"You have to accept this as an idiosyncrasy of this kind of country".