"Personal idiosyncrasies" refers to unique or peculiar characteristics, habits, or behaviors that are specific to an individual and may not be understood or shared by others. Full definition
In short, my thesis is that Kurzweil and Leibowitz have elevated personal idiosyncrasy into a stylized cultural response — a response that permits them, at once, to take modernity with full seriousness, but also to reject modernity in the name of Jewish faith. (firstthings.com)
When a book was done the author then agonized over query letters, blindly attempting to appease personal idiosyncrasies that each agent somehow believed to be an industry norm. (ditchwalk.com)
Becerra's aesthetic mannerisms exchange these values of perfection and exactness for an appreciation for personal idiosyncrasy. (levydelval.com)