Sentence examples for a complex and peculiar from inspiring English sources

It is hypothesized that this apparent paradox is explained by the fact that they possess a complex and peculiar balancing between pro-inflammatory and anti-inflammatory factors, resulting in a slower, more limited and balanced development of inflammaging, in comparison with old subjects, who are characterized by either faster or inadequately counteracted inflammatory responses [ 6].

Jonathan Shedler remembers where he was when he first realised there might be something to the psychoanalytic idea of the mind as a realm far more complex, and peculiar, than most of us imagine.

Overall, hedge funds remain an alternative asset class, both complex and peculiar.

Also, language is a relatively recent phylogenetic acquisition and is the most complex and peculiar ability in the human being's evolution.

Manohla Dargis called the film "a sly rethink of the freakily morbid fairy tale" in The Times in March, adding that it "is at once direct, complex and peculiar".

A brash, garrulous, hard-drinking, open-faced Southerner, he had a charm and peculiar Delphic felicity with language that masked a complex personality and an equally multilayered emotional approach to art, which evolved as his stature did.

It's a rare and peculiar theme.

Or is literary language still a distinct and peculiar beast?

The agreement would establish rates for each incumbent BDS provider separately that are based on each provider's current rates using a complex formula that produces peculiar results.

One additional feature, emerging from our previous analysis of CA IX interactome, was the increased abundance of CA IX/XPO1 complexes and their peculiar enrichment in nucleoli in hypoxic cells.

"He is a very neurotic and peculiar type of person.