Significados de more idiosyncratic en inglés

Gallo was one of the more idiosyncratic people I'd met in prison.

Recent research indicates city centres are beginning to re-embrace more idiosyncratic commercial outlets.

I think the better the book, the more idiosyncratic it is.

The more idiosyncratic the style, the stronger the caricature.

Out of the whole roster, no one is more idiosyncratic than The Artist Known As Shinsuke Nakamura.

The rich are able to waste a lot more electricity, and indulge many more idiosyncratic tastes, than the poor.

The possibility that it was a foreign name had occurred to him, and names were more idiosyncratic than regular words.

Working with Pharrell and producer Max Martin, she landed on a looser, more idiosyncratic sound, placing emotional acuity above vocal technique.

Thus they tend to be more personal, more idiosyncratic, than in a book it would be lawful for a writer to be.

The film is funnier, scarier and more idiosyncratic than its trailers indicated; the studio, Universal, was confident enough to hold back, says Pratt.

In his expansive and digressive fashion he can give his characters-especiallythe older and the more idiosyncratic among them- asurprisingand convincing verisimilitude.

My lame vocabularies consisted of the usual variety of staples -bread, cheese, table, coat, meat -as well as a more idiosyncratic store.