Sentence examples similar to a peculiar direction from inspiring English sources

In a peculiar way, Iran inverts Vietnam.

Nuclear power corrupts in a peculiar way.

And so the steps they take are off in some peculiar direction that one has already completely covered.

Greenblatt, whose most recent book is "Shakespeare's Freedom," said that his own "Cardenio" project involved getting other playwrights and theater companies to "twist the play in their own peculiar direction," to see how stories change according to their cultural context.

For reasons closely associated with that isolation, dissident attitudes toward the journalists were distinguished by a peculiar intensity, whatever direction they might take.

In staging musicals, a peculiar division persisted between the direction of the plot and comedy segments and that of the production numbers the sumptuous song-and-dance displays under the separate supervision of a "stager" who was noted for his taste.

At the supramolecular level attractive structural designs are obtained, particularly, a peculiar Ferris wheel-like shape along the (110) direction.

We then detect the scene's dominant motion patterns by applying a peculiar bottom-up region-based segmentation algorithm to the direction model's blocks.

The search for antiquity turned up a peculiar bundle of manuscripts that added a decisive impulse to the direction in which Renaissance science was moving.

Nylon 56 crystallized from solution into a peculiar structure where hydrogen bonds were established along the two directions.

Lacey writes with a peculiar suppleness entirely her own; her sentences have a way of dancing around common turns and spinning off in strange directions.