Examples of using Idiosyncratic in English and their translations into Norwegian
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creative and idiosyncratic architects.
This makes The Contagion in Nine Steps come across as a thoroughly unique and idiosyncratic experience.
Both Angel and Travels emphasizes the importance of understanding a person's idiosyncratic perception of their disease.
then would be idiosyncratic.
In the old water reservoir at Ekeberg world-renowned American artist James Turrell has created two idiosyncratic light installations.
gradually becomes more difficult, but the nine-minute song basically gives vibes of idiosyncratic melodic, blackened death metal.
other drugs are classified as idiosyncratic or toxic.
cult status, with their idiosyncratic global brew of genres.
which is used to describe how call options respond differently to changes in idiosyncratic versus systematic risk.
grow in the marketplace by making idiosyncratic, permanent, and significant improvements in overall performance.
should- be idiosyncratic and inconsistent.
reaching extremes, idiosyncratic poles of both positive and negat….
In 1963, American rockabilly soloist Lonnie Mack had an idiosyncratic, fast-paced electric blues guitar style that later came to be identified with blues rock.
sulfonamide derivative drugs can cause an idiosyncratic reaction, resulting in transient myopia
ease of use, and idiosyncratic sounds, particularly its deep,"booming" bass drum.
By 1970 Martyn had developed a wholly original and idiosyncratic sound: acoustic guitar run through a fuzzbox,
I wanted to do something that was a bit more idiosyncratic, hence the switch to another instrument.
Stefan Meier is certainly one thing- one of the most idiosyncratic and formidable personalities among Swiss chefs.
Seems a bit idiosyncratic as long as it comes to increase potency,
exactly this multifaceted diversity and the idiosyncratic and creative approaches makes Hobbs' Angel of Death very exciting,