Sentence examples for a peculiar reflection of from inspiring English sources

We propose that LANT be regarded as a peculiar reflection of maladaptive angiogenesis in some pituitary adenomas, rather than a genuine hybrid neoplasm.

Each of Long's seemingly abstract works are carefully constructed to enact a miniature existential crisis in the viewer, who is forced to engage with a peculiar reflection of themselves in order to examine the rest of the sculpture closely.

6 It is a bit peculiar that LAVI (a reflection of long-term LV DD) was predictive of functional capacity while DD was not.

He is also a peculiar genius of expression.

But there is a peculiar quality of claustrophobic horror in Jewish reflections on the matter, for they are the chosen people whose whole history is of wrangling with God; yet an omnipotent God singled them out for this dreadful fate.

Mr Nozoe, meanwhile, does not really want his old job back or a payout, but rather to have his honour restored, says his lawyer, Kei Hata.For all its oddities, the row is, at its root, a reflection of the peculiar status of Japanese bosses.

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.