Sentence examples for a peculiar state from inspiring English sources
In the sixties, pop music in West Germany was in a peculiar state.
It suggests a peculiar state of adolescence not just extended but universalized.
As a result, the Palsars operate in a peculiar state of sensory deprivation.
Pakistan is a peculiar state: it is unjust and autocratic, but it is also partly open and partly democratic.
It is a peculiar state of affairs when a 67% chance of rain in three days' time makes headline news.
Even Pepe could not muster up a breach of the peace after the weekend's clasico left both Real Madrid and Barcelona in a peculiar state of mutual awe.
The result, he explains, could be a new, highly monopolistic system, based on a peculiar state-private partnership in which the profits are privatised by Kremlin friends and debts are nationalised.
This is a historically peculiar state of affairs, one that would be alien to our ancestors and to most traditional cultures today.
THE politics of education is in a confused and peculiar state.
But even in the most justified or necessary war, the act of killing another human requires a particular and peculiar state of mind that is achieved through military training.
The edge state, which is a peculiar magnetic state in zigzag-edged graphene nanoribbons (GNRs) originating from an electron electron correlation in an edge-localized π-state, has promising applications for magnetic and spintronics devices and has attracted much attention of physicists, chemists, and engineers.
