Sentence examples for a peculiar space from inspiring English sources

As an apartment, it is a peculiar space with some surprisingly modest-size rooms orbiting the gargantuan salon.

Mr. Feinstein, who was raised in Ohio and as a young piano prodigy apprenticed himself to the legendary lyricist Ira Gershwin, occupies a peculiar space in the music stratosphere: a superstar in the insular world of cabaret, yet hardly as well known outside of it.

They are not in a peculiar space of their own, but rather than are practising members of both groups.

Using bright colors, subtle shading, and vivid detail, Brian Rideout's oil paintings occupy a peculiar space between intimacy and distance, pulling from architecture, interiors, and still life.

He argues that this hybrid space can provide a unique vantage point, even if it often feels like a peculiar place to stand.

ANTARCTICA is a peculiar place.

Sargent floats in the peculiar space between a formal society portrait and an avant-garde experimental work, making him nearly impossible do define or pin down in the evolution of modern art.

But how to move them about that peculiar space?

"It has that kind of peculiar space opera feel to it and it's also very much set in 1916 in Edwardian England at war.

The show takes up just one floor, the fourth, of Sperone Westwater's newish eight-story building, but it may be the best use yet of this peculiar space.

In the peculiar space that is the fringes of Christian fanaticism and pseudo-Biblical prophecy, Trump is as God.