Meanings of highly idiosyncratic in English

They are highly idiosyncratic, yet their message is universal.

But beyond these established frameworks they have been individualistic and highly idiosyncratic at all times.

Unlike today's commodity computers and televisions, mechanical typewriters had highly idiosyncratic designs reflecting the unique approach of individual manufacturers.

He felt its demise was due to "its fine literary quality and highly idiosyncratic approach to affairs".

Blaine had overlooked one of the problems likely to exist with the ownership of a strong, handsome, and highly idiosyncratic body such as his.

Highly idiosyncratic is perhaps a term that the generous would apply to The Real Ireland.