Sentence examples for a less peculiar from inspiring English sources

Surprisingly, these tubes are not present in a less peculiar layer directly underneath the violet one as one would expect from the diameter distribution of the former (ranging from dt = 0.62 nm for the (5,4) tubes to dt =  0.80 nm for the (9,2) species) but they are abundant in the more distant thick black layer underneath.

Because every new oyster eater, every new fan of urchins and brains and snails and bone marrow means I am a little less peculiar.

But what appears to have happened over time is that these departures come to seem less and less peculiar, and eventually to provide the basis for a new analysis of relational situations one according to which substances themselves are the items responsible for relating.

In this costume-drama context, Michele's vision looked more familiar, if hardly less peculiar.

Hostage is one of her more accessible, but no less peculiar efforts.

Its selection appears much less peculiar today than it did at the time.

The avidness of the fan movement seems less peculiar when you consider how rarely television roots itself in rural soil.

They made me feel less peculiar, less exiled from ordinary life, which is how my mother's death made me feel.

Friston's account of action predicting that your arm will move in order to make it move sounded less peculiar if the term "prediction" were taken less literally.

The music inspired by artists like them soon became less peculiar, and while Bon Iver and Fleet Foxes' records still share their strange beauty, their more obvious emotions are much simpler to grasp.

Yet she has come to know so much about the history that the characters from this distant time seem more familiar, less peculiar, than those who inhabit any of her other novels.