idiosyncratic

But her idiosyncratic policy views are, by design, inseparable from her larger brand as a hair-on-fire nutcase of the most rancid sort.

It is a typically Herzogian enterprise, highly idiosyncratic and at times frustratingly oblique.

It gave the season a suitably celebratory and idiosyncratic climax.

What Levin called “idiosyncratic actors” are increasingly likely to lash out at those connected to political and policy positions they find unjust.

“At its best, rebuilding is going to be a really idiosyncratic, individual process.”