idiosyncratically

According to the "Postcards from America" Tumblr, these items "combine to represent the idiosyncratically American character that defines this project."

Elana Estrin: Book Chronicles "Postcards From America" Road Trip With Magnum Photographers Elana Estrin 2012

According to the "Postcards from America" Tumblr, these items "combine to represent the idiosyncratically American character that defines this project."

Elana Estrin: Book Chronicles "Postcards From America" Road Trip With Magnum Photographers Elana Estrin 2012

It's very important to me that I write idiosyncratically for the instruments that I'm writing for, because essentially there's a lot of work in the violin repertoire or the piano repertoire that I feel as if I'm not interested in learning, simply because there are some technical aspects of it that just make it difficult to play.

Daniel J. Kushner: Ecstatic Music Festival Interview #4: Owen Pallett Daniel J. Kushner 2011

In the East, the West, and the South the two are neck-in-neck, but Pawlenty hails from an idiosyncratically wine-averse region — a region largely inhabited by people who can trace their ancestry back to the Central European “beer belt”.

Matthew Yglesias » The Wine Track 2010

It's very important to me that I write idiosyncratically for the instruments that I'm writing for, because essentially there's a lot of work in the violin repertoire or the piano repertoire that I feel as if I'm not interested in learning, simply because there are some technical aspects of it that just make it difficult to play.

Daniel J. Kushner: Ecstatic Music Festival Interview #4: Owen Pallett Daniel J. Kushner 2011

Instead I stumbled across a treat, with Kerry O'Keeffe and Terry Alderman idiosyncratically but judiciously analysing Australia's fall from grace and applauding the tourists' mettle and verve.

Aussie cricket commentators have been a breath of fresh air on air | Rob Bagchi 2011

Beijing would be forced to consider whether it makes sense to allow the politically powerful military to control some 80% of China's airspace, leaving only narrow, idiosyncratically shaped corridors for commercial use and thereby requiring planes to follow circuitous, excess-fuel-burning routes to their destinations.

All the Hot Air in China Joseph Sternberg 2011

Beijing would be forced to consider whether it makes sense to allow the politically powerful military to control some 80% of China's airspace, leaving only narrow, idiosyncratically shaped corridors for commercial use and thereby requiring planes to follow circuitous, excess-fuel-burning routes to their destinations.

All the Hot Air in China Joseph Sternberg 2011

Secondly, rating agencies assumed that any losses on housing prices would occur idiosyncratically.

Flexibility, Please : Law is Cool 2009

English employs reflexive derivation idiosyncratically, as in "self-destruct"; Romance languages do the same with the Greek-derived prefix auto -.

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