“The soul of every individual is a peculiar idiosyncrasy of his ancestors, and of the education received from parents and teachers.”

“His work forms a single entity that is full of life, intelligent and open-minded, yet riven with doubt, idiosyncrasy, and contradiction.”

“Duveen emerges as a character of almost Dickensian richness and idiosyncrasy.”

“The trustworthiness of oral tradition varies inversely as the square of the distance and directly as the idiosyncracy of the narrator.”

“Reversals in the direction of derivation like those in are accidental on this approach, a consequence simply of the idiosyncracy of morphology. ”

“This association with idiosyncracy or individualism is in turn related to the physiological and pathological usage.”

“His sculptures combine charm, lightness and irreverence to offer insights and idiosyncracies.”

“The first movement is laid out more or less in standard sonata-allegro form, though Weber adds a few idiosyncracies of his own to the formula.”

“There will always be interesting idiosyncracies associated with a given business cycle.”

“It wouldn't be so funny to hear just any ordinary grouch complaining about his wife's idiosyncrasies to a starving 6-year-old.”

“Imitating the great singers with full respect to their quiddities and idiosyncrasies isn't easy.”

“There are three noun cases and two genders and the idiosyncrasies are intimidating.”