Sentence examples for a peculiar focus from inspiring English sources

Two other short treatises have each a peculiar focus.

We investigated socioeconomic characteristics (age, gender, residence, job status, level of education, and living status), alcohol use, and substance use (tobacco, caffeine, cannabis, and cocaine) with a peculiar focus on Novel Psychoactive Substances (NPS).

But it is the peculiar focus of the novel that no matter how many times the event is repeated, the writer must imagine his or her story being delivered, like a letter, for the attention of a sole recipient — not an actual person but an idealized reader, who is able to make herself believe that this message, this story, is for her in particular.

Her absence made the peculiar focus of her address all the more perplexing.

These peculiar focusing fields might find potential applications in multi-particle acceleration, multi-particle trapping and manipulation.

It reminded me of something he'd told the critic Dore Ashton several years earlier: "I have a peculiar kind of focus.

He was ideal for the New Critical reader, and indeed his early mentor was John Crowe Ransom, a founding father of New Criticism, the school of critics who scrutinised a poem with a peculiar intensity of focus.

With the House in Republican hands, the chances of passing meaningful legislation diminished to nearly zero, and that, in a peculiar way, put more focus on the issue of judicial nominations.

His lawyer, however, issued a peculiar non-denial that focused instead on his client's right to privacy in the bedroom.

Her autobiographies, A Peculiar Treasure (1939), which focuses in part on Ferber's pride in her Jewish heritage, and A Kind of Magic (1963), evince her genuine and encompassing love for America.

And, yes, Kingsley's The Mandarin is the focus of a peculiar plot point that brings with it a unique interpretation of the character.