idiosyncrasy

Example Sentences

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She has covered Mr. Trump for years, knows his idiosyncrasies, and was not intimidated when Mr. Trump tried to bully her.

From New York Times

But the extent of his devotion and the idiosyncrasy of his passions defy comparison.

From New York Times

“Nathalie brings particular attention to the quirks and idiosyncrasies of Mozart in a natural manner. It’s effervescent and light, but not dainty or stuffy,” Met concertmaster Benjamin Bowman said.

From Seattle Times

Building off an Independent Spirit-nominated debut season, the show leans into its origins and idiosyncrasies even more, filming between Los Angeles and in and around Oakland.

From Los Angeles Times

The too-few moments of idiosyncrasy in “Champion” are the strongest, like the soft, humid breath of chant that unexpectedly but perfectly evokes the harrowing folk religiosity of Griffith’s abusive cousin in the islands.

From New York Times