Examples of using Idiosyncratic in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Too idiosyncratic.
A"fist" is the technical term for each telegraph operator's idiosyncratic style.
Idiosyncratic Routine?
She does that book, idiosyncratic Routine.
Idiosyncratic, cerebral.
There are many lively and idiosyncratic moments in the family home.
Now, after years of practice,my approach to these ideals has become somewhat idiosyncratic.
And third, what makes you individually you-- idiosyncratic-- what I call your"idiogenic" nature.
While various idiosyncratic reasons may come to mind, in general, they all point in the same direction: you.
Even the most public-minded writer needs the freedom, sometimes,to be idiosyncratic and irresponsible.
In fact, the“irrelevant” and idiosyncratic were more closely bound up with Orwell's political vision than“Why I Write” lets on.
Novels aren't stories, for Buell,works of invention with their own disparate purposes and idiosyncratic ends.
I found various idiosyncratic words, phrases, punctuation, and orthography within the blog entries consistent with each separate person--.
There is no well-documented evidence from the literature, however,of true allergic or idiosyncratic reactions to thyroid hormone.
Indeed, lots of scholars maintain that his idiosyncratic work is very difficult to comprehend completely in any other language than his native German language.
He had some formal training as a percussionist, butby the early 1960s his playing had become so idiosyncratic that many assumed he was self-taught.
This unique work that reflects the artist's idiosyncratic style is composed of soft textiles and ornaments that originated in Israel and Portugal.
Of the contenders in Berlin, Geoffrey Kamworor(who, like Geoffrey Mutai, pronounces his Christian name“Jo-ffrey”)has the most idiosyncratic style.
Other people would have to ask him what these idiosyncratic tics and twitches meant, but Anna was fluent in that language, too, and she never had to ask.
Historian and political scientist James MacGregorBurns asked of Nixon,"How can one evaluate such an idiosyncratic president, so brilliant and so morally lacking?
Perhaps if I stayed somewhere else, less diverse and more idiosyncratic ethnographically, I would feel as if writing in my mother tongue is a secret of sorts, a confidential activity that serves as a mental buffer between me and my surroundings.
As with many other drugs, patients should be observed regularly for the possible occurrence of blood dyscrasias,liver or kidney damage or other idiosyncratic reactions.
Emphasizing improvisation in his artistic vision, he creates an idiosyncratic and rich in style composition stating that,"I want to tell stories that we cannot express in words.
Promethazine hydrochloride is contraindicated in comatose states,and in individuals known to be hypersensitive or to have had an idiosyncratic reaction to promethazine or to other phenothiazines.
In other words, a value investing strategy can only be considered successful if it delivers excess returns after allowing for the risk involved, where risk may be defined in manydifferent ways, including market risk, multi-factor models or idiosyncratic risk.
The author maintained that human beings, by their very nature,are incapable of escaping from certain fixed idiosyncratic tendencies, both in their thought processes and in their physical movements.
As a result, today's New Yorker cartoons reflect Mankoff's own work-a more narrow, idiosyncratic style that, like Thurber's, inspires readers like me to think,“I could do that.”.
Bert Zupanic and his nonfraternal biological sibling… both small-time bank robbers, part-time pro wrestlers,both with too many idiosyncratic behaviorisms to list… stood a 27-million-to-one chance of ever meeting, but they did.