Sentence examples similar to a peculiar attribute from inspiring English sources
It would therefore be mistaken to imagine that this lack of autonomy granted to literary space is some peculiar attribute of the Islamic world - as right-wing Hindu fundamentalists have usually claimed in India, using The Satanic Verses as evidence.
The peculiar attribute for enlistment of communities included low population densities, small settlement size, low infrastructure development, and lack of access to services.
Interestingly, statistical analysis revealed that hypermethylation of the hmlh1 gene is one of the peculiar attributes of locally advanced breast cancer.
For number qua number has peculiar attributes, such as oddness and evenness, commensurability and equality, excess and defect, and these belong to numbers either in themselves or in relation to one another.
If people and businesses are freed by technology to move wherever they want, he reasons, then "the question of where to locate becomes increasingly contingent on the peculiar attributes of any given location".
What a peculiar way to attribute blame.
This approach relies on ascribing a state or level of well-being to "nonexistent people," which seems a peculiar practice: how can we attribute well-being to a "nonexistent person"?
Her death had come with shocking speed, and though doctors had attributed it to a "peculiar wasting illness," Mollie harbored doubts: Minnie had been only twenty-seven and had always been in perfect health.
What a peculiar expression, methinks.
It was a peculiar afternoon.
