Sentence examples for a peculiar description of from inspiring English sources

In fact, at the beginning of Republic VI, Socrates gives his interlocutors a peculiar description of what the philosopher will do with this knowledge of reality.

It's a peculiar description.

Yet not even the most recent study of the critical work on Mally's deontic logic (Krickler 2008) seems to be aware of Mally's philosophy of values and its peculiar description of value (Wert) and ought (Sollen): "Value and ought can only be understood via emotional presentation" (Mally 1926: 74 or Mally 1971: 312).

That's a somewhat peculiar description for a place that seems agreeably out of time and is almost out of reach.

With that peculiar leaden-footed clumsiness he was to display later in life, Wagner Jr told Humperdinck: "Your polyphonic texture is a true marvel", which could be a description of a variety of pebbledash.

Joyce is a peculiar sort of icon.

Parliament is a peculiar sort of place.

Cartoonists are a peculiar breed of artist.

It is a peculiar form of repertory.

It is a peculiar form of dysfunction.

"It's a peculiar kind of fun.