Meanings of personal idiosyncrasies in English

I do not mean by character personal idiosyncrasies; I mean racial and territorial characteristics.

One's personal idiosyncrasies, eccentricities, and problems were left at home.

Sculpture, just as it cannot fitly record the gesture of a moment, is discommoded by personal idiosyncrasies.

He has his personal idiosyncrasies and foibles, and is pleased to ridicule the foibles of others-andof himself.

He not only knew the people, but he knew all about them, their personal idiosyncrasies, their rivalries and jealousies.

He loved them for their friendly faces, and endowed them with personal idiosyncrasies, according to their tickings, by which he distinguished them.

In such cases too, particularly as diseased conditions and personal idiosyncrasies exercise considerable influences, it will be important to call in the physician.

The only things they did not take into their calculations were their personal idiosyncrasies and the machinations of an old hag called Fate.

It was a single room, with no roommate to question, which I might decorate and otherwise embellish according to my own personal idiosyncrasies.

Personal idiosyncrasies, possessed even by masters, lend a rich complexity to the pattern of life.