Sentence examples for a range of peculiar from inspiring English sources

He has to act it, and he did this by means of a range of peculiar facial gestures.

By contrast, the electronic labelers offer users a range of choice in display styles -- including some rather peculiar designs -- in addition to different tape colors.

Multifunctional landscapes, in which traditional cultural practices sustain a range of economic, social and environmental services, are specific and peculiar to Europe.

Of course, women usually have their own breasts, so the fake pair's inclusion alongside a range of frocks, gowns and lingerie might seem a little peculiar at first.

In this order, many species from a wide range of families have peculiar, male-specific modifications of the antennae [ 25- 32].

As gold itself has high compatibility to a wide range of biomolecules and its peculiar surface morphology is bounded normally by highly-energetic planes ({110} and {100}) [1, 3, 29 31], these nanostructures become an attractive candidates for catalysts in bio-organic reactions [32, 33] and chemical sensing applications [20, 23].

The shift in brain activity accompanied a host of peculiar sensations that the participants said ranged from floating and finding inner peace, to distortions in time and a conviction that the self was disintegrating.

James is a man of peculiar intensity.

Debevec's office is a place of peculiar juxtapositions.

Computer monitors also have a number of peculiar properties.

This is peculiar, because they have studied a wide range of different rotating galaxies.