Sentence examples for those idiosyncrasies from inspiring English sources

Those idiosyncrasies have won over researchers and environmentalists.

Those idiosyncrasies are what informs his own production style.

Those idiosyncrasies, to choose a kind word for what others describe as erratic behavior, have also made her a target of gossip in New York theater.

"The quality of video was terrible, there were so many ways it was shitty, but now all those idiosyncrasies are gone, we find ourselves really missing them.

Mr. Mansouri spoke out for those idiosyncrasies in 1989, when the United States Senate passed a bill sponsored by Senator Jesse Helms, Republican of North Carolina, to bar the National Endowment of the Arts from using federal money to "promote, disseminate or produce obscene or indecent materials," including "sadomasochism, homoeroticism" and the exploitation of children.

Most big-budget US spectaculars, whether they're set on other worlds or our own, need someone lower down the cast to supply those idiosyncrasies that tend to be ironed out of performers once they advance to the A-list; it's the seasoning necessary for the main meal.

"It swings differently than a normal putter in your hands, and so I don't know those little idiosyncrasies, those little secrets, if you will.

It was part of what it meant to be Norse, and if you are going to establish a community in a harsh and forbidding environment all those little idiosyncrasies which define and cement a culture are of paramount importance.

So much I didn't know about the European history of my own times, told with genius, awe-inspiring breadth of knowledge and those occasional idiosyncrasies of belief or opinion that make the very best historical reading.

Piano and a Microphone is, thankfully, more than just the sum of those little idiosyncrasies.

They're still full of those wonderful idiosyncrasies that gave their names weight across the world.