Sentence examples for amount of peculiar from inspiring English sources

New York is a place that tolerates an incredible amount of peculiar behavior, but the anything-goes nature of our world actually makes us more dependent on a basic sense of order than other places, where the streets are empty at 2 a.m. and people don't live out so much of their lives in public places.

The palace of Westminster has a surprising amount of internal courtyards, and an even more bewildering array of peculiar small staircases which seem to lead nowhere in particular.

During the dry season, scientists have noticed a peculiar rise in the amount of carbon dioxide (CO2) they suck up.

Another peculiar organism with large amount of disorder is Methanopyrus kandleri (see squared point in Figure 8).

James is a man of peculiar intensity.

The whole solo consisted of peculiar strokes.

These roofs are places of peculiar beauty.

Computer monitors also have a number of peculiar properties.

The paper is of peculiar interest for several reasons.

But, equally clearly, we can hardly acknowledge the existence of just one of p and q, as is dictated by the standard mathematical treatment of the continuum, for either choice would amount to a peculiar privileging of one State over the other.

Another interesting, although peculiar, legacy is the sheer amount of use of British first surname by Chileans.