Sentence examples for a peculiar format from inspiring English sources
Skeptical writings have a peculiar format, one that comes with its own challenges: the skeptics aim to describe their philosophy tout court, as they practice it, without laying out any particular theories or doctrines.
"It is a very peculiar format," said Cink, whose 1-up victory Friday against Mickelson eliminated the biggest name left in the draw.
Trott, who has set himself the target of regaining his England place before the first one-day international of the summer against Scotland on 9 May, is likely to have another bat on Wednesday when Warwickshire will begin a new 60-over innings under the peculiar format of this two-day fixture, provided the grimmer weather forecasts are not proved correct.
NPR's "Morning Edition" has one of the most peculiar formats of any morning show on radio or television: it's split between the East Coast, with the co-host Steve Inskeep in Washington, and the West, with Ms. Montagne.
It is a peculiar form of repertory.
The format of the show runs thus: Brand introduces a peculiar archive clip.
Despite the general application of microarray technology for harmful algae detection is not new, a peculiar group of target species/clades has been included in this new-format assay.
What a peculiar expression, methinks.
It was a peculiar afternoon.
