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Meanings of own idiosyncrasies in English

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Usage of own idiosyncrasies in English
1
He interpreted Nature entirely in the light of his own idiosyncrasies.
The Last Harvest
2
Every species was unique, with its own surprises, its own idiosyncrasies.
The Fountains of Paradise
3
Whether or not he had been successful depended of course on his own idiosyncrasies.
John Caldigate
4
And he raised his shoulders, mocking, yet by no means disliking his own idiosyncrasies.
Marcella
5
Every man has a right to his own idiosyncrasies.
The Mating of Lydia
6
The US has 3,144 counties, each of which has its own idiosyncrasies.
Wired
7
Verily, our own idiosyncrasies are known afar.
New Forces in Old China: An Inevitable Awakening
8
Each province has its own idiosyncrasies Depending on where you live, the drivers will differ ever so slightly.
The South African
9
Policy is driven by his own idiosyncrasies, said Sidi Sanneh, a former foreign minister and dissident who lives in the United States.
The Guardian
10
But I suppose that everyone's conception of the passion is formed on his own idiosyncrasies, and it is different with every different person.
The Moon and Sixpence
11
The difficulties result both from that element which was common to his contemporaries and from that which was supplied by Pope's own idiosyncrasies.
Hours in a Library, Volume 1 / New Edition, with Additions
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