Sentence examples for In peculiarity from inspiring English sources
Elsewhere, a less nightmarish vision arrived in the form of Michel Gondry's meta dreamscape for Metronomy's Love Letters and St Vincent's factory line Cos advert for Digital Witness was a vision in peculiarity and pastel.
On screen they'll try to take stories awash in rarity and peculiarity and imbue them with the universal.
Thus, the difference in funding between for profit and not-for-profit social organizations lies in the peculiarity between investors and donors.
The solution to this puzzle lies in a peculiarity of most signs of tacit consent.
Shakespeare is not only peculiar in himself, but the cause of peculiarity in others.
The Mormon brand of Christianity is as much a peculiarity in Uganda as in some parts of the United States.
An inherent structural nanoheterogeneity in statistical hydrogels leads to a peculiarity in macroscopic tensile properties.
This truth, for Stein, is reflected in another French peculiarity, genuinely unparalleled elsewhere, even in Italy: the extraordinary respect given to artists and writers and intellectuals.
Swedish crime writers revel in the peculiarities of their culture.
Lucretius and Browne both took deep pleasure in the peculiarities of the natural world.
He loved cartoons and studied them as if his salvation lay somewhere in their peculiarities of shading and penmanship.
