Sentence examples for various idiosyncrasies from inspiring English sources

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The trouble is that Mays, having established Higgins's various idiosyncrasies, then recedes.

It was the effort to demonstrate that God had indeed created the world this way which dictated all the various idiosyncrasies of More's philosophical theology.

(And yes, if you want to get really wonkish, there are various idiosyncrasies and exceptions to a bunch of these state laws. But still!).

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However, several idiosyncrasies are not adjusted for in absolute prices.

Sure, I spend a lot of time with my best friend's son, who's four, but I think one can only truly be acquainted with the quirks of a young child's language (and, of course, his various other idiosyncrasies) by being around him constantly.

Boswell's beloved hero was so poor that he had to leave Oxford without taking a degree, and yet he became one of the most learned men of his time; he overcame his various ailments and idiosyncrasies to win admiration as a poet, essayist, and critic and as the creator of the first good English dictionary.

Pay attention to what the book says about light requirements, bush size, hardiness, and any other idiosyncrasies that various roses have.

It was vulnerable also to issues of the representation format being difficult to share, being impossible to 'enforce', and leaving room for local idiosyncrasies to emerge – various groups could fill in the form differently.

This fact bestows responsibility on both algorithm and software developers and downstream users to develop deep understanding of the various data types and their idiosyncrasies and to apply this appreciation in their analysis and interpretation, in order to correct or compensate for potential errors.

Although Bloch and Strayer employed the feudal construct throughout their careers, both admitted the idiosyncrasy of the various definitions of the feudal labels that have been proposed, and both acknowledged that focusing on the construct inevitably obscures the human beings, both individuals and groups, whose actions historians are dedicated to comprehending.

(Yes, it turns out a ghost, albeit a benevolent one, is stalking the garden.) And the characters seem to have been constructed out of various elements from the well-established and easily recognizable idiosyncrasies kit.

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