Sentence examples for almost peculiar from inspiring English sources
Even though the lung overload phenomenon is almost peculiar to the rat species, not every tumorigenic response should a priori be labelled as being a consequence of particle overload [ 38].
The drive to the venue is a peculiar and almost singular experience.
All of which makes it most peculiar that, in the course of almost two hours, nobody gets wet.
In Water, a new collection of photographs out this month, Edmaier captures the almost fantastical appearance of some of planet Earth's most peculiar aqueous features.
Our most peculiar habits multiply until the whole family can perform the same goofy dance to Sugarland's "Stuck Like Glue," and suddenly our idiosyncracies seem almost … normal.
Wane admitted he was concerned when Warrington went ahead with a second try that was almost as peculiar as the first as Gareth O'Brien, a clever young half-back, hoisted a hopeful bomb to nowhere in particular, but Matty Bowen allowed it to bounce, and O'Brien gathered it himself to cross near the posts.
While they each offer slick, visually stimulating sequences of death and destruction, one seems a sleekly-made yet unnecessary remake (Dragon) and the other an almost too-peculiar re-imagining (Holmes).
This gives the Sussex coast a peculiar, almost renegade, value.
The Supreme Court first addressed the struggle over money and politics in a peculiar, almost backhanded way.
From their faces, hands, and clothes they emanate the rich color, almost like warmth, peculiar to compacted humanity.
