idiosyncrasy

1 This is a very powerful conclusion and is in no way based on the idiosyncrasies of a particular civilization.

2 He was capable of caprice, but not much genuine idiosyncrasy.

3 But in many places, the list shifts toward idiosyncrasy, as in the Best Drama Series category.

4 “I realized how generative it is to lean into your idiosyncrasies,” Nayar said.

5 The combination of references from his Finnish background with those from her Korean-American one makes for dishes that disarm with their idiosyncrasies before winning you over with their daring flavors.

6 Both were statements by possessors of great fortunes; both mixed egotistical idiosyncrasies with celebrations of the premodern.

7 “The individuality and the idiosyncrasy of grief will flummox Facebook every time in its attempts to find a one-size-fits-all solution,” she says.

8 Because older people are more likely to die sooner, this idiosyncrasy is likely to have exaggerated Franks’ mortality estimates.

9 And the program’s closing work, “The Wilderness,” by the 19th-century composer Samuel Sebastian Wesley, was the find of the evening for anyone who admires the combination of structural idiosyncrasy and deep expressiveness.

10 The current system has a few idiosyncrasies.

11 What appears at first as a tender gaze on an anthropological idiosyncrasy turns out to be a slipperier, and more critical, interrogation of cinema’s ethnographic ruses.

12 Being Alone with You” reverts to his D.I.Y. bedroom-rap sound, but now Sheran has the confidence as well as the tools to fully explore and exploit the idiosyncrasies of his voice.

13 John went over it with the buyer part by part, both front brakes and back brakes, making sure he knew all of its idiosyncrasies before he hopped on.

14 My roles in independent films have been fuller, chockablock with all sorts of human idiosyncrasies, kinks and foibles of humanity.

15 It renders them virtually faceless and lacking in inclinations, interests, and idiosyncrasies.

16 It aims to capture not just the familiar grandeur but also some of the fragile idiosyncrasies of the between-lands, as an argument for leaving them alone.

17 The all of experiments have proved that this way has the advantage of easiness, sensitivity, speed, idiosyncrasy, accuracy and repetition.

实验证明，该法具有简便、灵敏、迅速、特异性强、准确性高及重复性好的优点。

18 A certain tolerance of idiosyncrasy goes along with that — a certain “Oh, it’s just old Uncle Fester doing his thing” — as well as fear when it comes to criticizing the power player in the room.

19 Gentry has a job at an airplane factory and an adoptive multiracial family whose compassion for his challenges is greater than their irritation over his idiosyncrasies.

20 And the general idiosyncrasy echoes that of a show Mr. McHale has worked on, “Adventure Time.”

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4 特异体质

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