Sentence examples for very idiosyncratic from inspiring English sources

"He is very idiosyncratic".

But he manages to be very idiosyncratic.

This is just another example of some very idiosyncratic curating.

It's a very distinctive place with a very idiosyncratic character.

"She's a very idiosyncratic character," Hall went on.

But it was also mixed up with something that was our own, and very idiosyncratic".

Marston was a psychologist with very particular, idiosyncratic views on sexuality.

"It's a very rare, idiosyncratic thing to have grown up in Washington not as a part of a political family," he says.

Surely that has much to do with the very private, idiosyncratic nature of the work: How do you regulate a job that is so much about tickles and burps and dirty diapers and hugs?

There was something that they did in their work, or that Ray Davies did in his songwriting, that I wanted to apply to my comics, which was to have this pop exterior to his work — the surface seemed like they were sort of simple pop songs, like you could hear on AM radio — and yet underneath that was a very profound, idiosyncratic vision.

Odd Rilke poems would turn up translated by real poets such as Ted Hughes or Robert Lowell, giving us glimpses of a very intense, idiosyncratic voice, but for lovers of Betjeman and Larkin, with their unmodernist commitment to pared-down possibilities, the 'inwardness', the spiritual ambition of Rilke seemed faintly ridiculous.