1. Too idiosyncratic.

2. In that sense, it is deliberately idiosyncratic.

3. His teaching methods are idiosyncratic but successful.

4. His mainframe is totally idiosyncratic, but it's pretty brilliant.

5. The decor includes many idiosyncratic little touches.

6. Brayne also held idiosyncratic views on the hereafter.

7. Her blackboard technique was also extremely idiosyncratic.

8. His manner was genial and his speech idiosyncratic.

9. Phenytoin should be stopped immediately when any of these idiosyncratic reactions occur.

10. The film, 3 hours long, is directed in his usual idiosyncratic style.

11. They merely saddle the males with their own idiosyncratic tastes.

12. We welcome you to the idiosyncratic world of Austintatious Designs, LLC

13. Vehvecs can be idiosyncratic, uncooperative, even Antibiont at times even today

14. They are, then, idiosyncratic intrusions into an otherwise nonascetic, even Antiascetic, tradition

15. Hardcore gamers constitute one of the most idiosyncratic communities on the Net.

16. Hence, financial markets and financial institutions contributed # % to the absorption of idiosyncratic state shocks

17. All of these areas have contained the right blend of idiosyncratic factors of production.

18. 26 Leigh has an idiosyncratic style of filmmaking that produces quirky, layered films.

19. They make up a mix of influences as individual and idiosyncratic as the woman herself.

20. The NWG was an Adhocracy of intensely creative, sleep-deprived, idiosyncratic, well-meaning computer geniuses

21. ACOUSTIC REFRACTIONS draws inspiration from many idiosyncratic sources, as well as everyday objects and circumstances.

22. These elephantine oddities seem to carry a message. Each artist has an idiosyncratic eye.

23. Hence financial markets and financial institutions contributed # % to the absorption of idiosyncratic state shocks

24. Aureole showcases Taylor's trademark style of athletic, often idiosyncratic movement steeped in both ballet and modern techniques

25. Hence, financial markets and financial institutions contributed 62% to the absorption of idiosyncratic state shocks.

26. Bourgeois’s idiosyncratic approach found few champions in the years when formal issues dominated art world thinking

27. Armagnac is the idiosyncratic style of Brandy made in the Gascony region in South West France

28. Liquidity horizons shall reflect actual practice and experience during periods of both systematic and idiosyncratic stresses.

29. Leese's idiosyncratic views on race derived from his own experiences rationalized in terms of a particular intellectual tradition.

30. Its documentation is very idiosyncratic, and clearly reflects Crew's own ideas of what constitutes good text.

31. Is joy, in contrast to sorrow, a more individual, idiosyncratic emotion about which generalisation is inappropriate?

32. Parents can change this by really listening to the sometimes zany, idiosyncratic ideas our children have about books.

33. If he was idiosyncratic, it was because of his determination to probe the possible electrical component of any problem.

34. His idiosyncratic usage is at once fascinating for analysis and a warning against making unwary generalisations about lyric poetry.

35. His idiosyncratic usage is at once fascinating for analysis and a warning against making unwary generalisations about lyric poetry.Sentencedict.com

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37. Hence, in the United States, financial markets and financial institutions contribute by # %, to the absorption of state idiosyncratic shocks

38. But these choices are not seen as being so individually idiosyncratic as to make crime totally unpredictable or uncontrollable.

39. 2 N.B. Languages and language learners are very idiosyncratic and what works for some may not work for others.

40. In training, each pilot pupa pairs with a fighter's flight computer, and they develop an idiosyncratic, coordination-enhancing rapport.

41. N.B. Languages and language learners are very idiosyncratic and what works for some may not work for others.

42. Some critics have considered it to be too weak and idiosyncratic to carry responsibility for major public and social services.

43. I stress this in order to underline that the view which I express is idiosyncratic, prejudiced and probably heretical.

44. Hence, in the United States, financial markets and financial institutions contribute by 62%, to the absorption of state idiosyncratic shocks.

45. And what makes it such an invigorating saga is his ability to let his idiosyncratic Broadway denizens talk for themselves.

46. They are reclusive and idiosyncratic, dwelling in exquisite mansions far from each other with their families and a select band of retainers.

47. Gaultier has remained true to himself, and must therefore mark time until fashion comes back around to his idiosyncratic viewpoint.

48. A little idiosyncratic, I think, my appearance - but without going to the slightly absurd lengths of ginger hair and freckles.

49. Slang), quirky, idiosyncratic, off-the-wall (slang), freaky (slang), outré, wacko or whacko (informal) Vegetarianism has shed its Cranky image.

50. The AMA assessment methodology should also take into consideration the idiosyncratic components of operational risk that are related to the institutions' different size, nature and complexity.

51. An asymmetric fastening coupled with an idiosyncratic, wide-legged cut bring Andersson Bell's brown Corduroys swiftly into a future we want to live in

52. In this chapter, we report and discuss the diagnosis and management of idiosyncratic drug-induced, or drug-associated, severe neutropenia, and Agranulocytosis (neutrophil count of <0.5 × 109/L)

53. A Bergsonian analytical technique reveals the real artistry behind Rachmaninoff's compositions – not just remnants of some past romantic idiom, but an idiosyncratic musical grappling with the nature of time and memory

54. Analogia, by George Dyson (Farrar, Straus & Giroux).This idiosyncratic history of “the entangled destinies of nature, human beings, and machines” charts the arrival of a new epoch

55. ‘Blade Runner 2049’ Is the Ballsiest Blockbuster Sequel in Years TEARS IN THE RAIN What could have been another exercise in nostalgia instead took on a surprisingly defiant, idiosyncratic life

56. In the magazine Scientific American, he wrote: “Our studies reveal that the unique shape of the cone produced by each plant species results in idiosyncratic [distinctive] modifications of the airflow patterns . . .

57. Ask the French what they think of Alsace and watch them grow misty-eyed with nostalgia and affection for this most idiosyncratic of regions, which borders Switzerland to the south and Germany to the east.

58. A rare image for Sherald in that it depicts two sitters, The Bathers is one of the finest works by the artist in private hands, showcasing her idiosyncratic aesthetic of fashionable gray-scaled figures represented against Barkley Hendricks-esque monochromatic expanse.

59. ‘‘Flavors’ doesn't entirely escape the trap of the stereotype, but its greater flaw is one that afflicts most amateur scripts - Corniness.’ ‘Though elegantly acted and shot overall, Man on the Train works best in its minutest parts, little idiosyncratic touches that bring humanity and humour to the mounting Corniness.’

60. ‘As Richard Schickel Cannily wrote: ‘He does not exhibit the born actor's relish at playing a heel.’’ ‘But as boss of Securitas for 13 years, he has Cannily plotted the group's growth by acquisition, first across Europe, then through America, doing things his own idiosyncratic way.’

61. Musical Agogics as an Element in Gerard Manley Hopkins's Prosody CRITICS HAVE IN GENERAL found it difficult to assign Gerard Manley Hopkins (1844-89) a comfortable place in literary history.1 His poetic style is so unusual and idiosyncratic that it seems to belong to the modern rather than Victorian era (Giles)

62. Share this: Soon after translator Pablo Strauss approached me with the project of translating my first book, a collection of stories entitled Atavismes, we dove in and ended up with what I thought was an amazingly similar book.The distinctive voices of its thirteen idiosyncratic narrators remained in the new language.

63. Avowedly committed to the Zionist project, he is nonetheless critical of the decision-making process, arguing that it is characterized by an absence of policy planning processes by the premier and cabinet-level forums; a deep politicization; a lack of top-down control (particularly when politicization is high); a failure to institutionalize the process, resulting in highly idiosyncratic