Sentence examples for any peculiar from inspiring English sources

Not from any peculiar moral weakness but simply because such well-adapted administrators are themselves believers in a policy of economic development….

Dead Rising 3 is still one of the strongest titles in the PS4/ Xbox One launch line-up, but that's more down to a lack of sharp competition than any peculiar brilliance.

God would have made His will known without books, considering how very few could read them when Jesus of Nazareth lived, had it been His pleasure to ratify any peculiar mode of worship.

She is the ideal instrument for a knotty scheme of espionage and counter-espionage, being credulous and none too bright, while any peculiar behaviour is unremarkable to her because the novel is populated by self-absorbed eccentrics – a typical Mitford feature, which reached its zenith in her career-defining novels The Pursuit of Love and Love in a Cold Climate.

The SEM images of fresh and spent CeP(2.5) did not show any peculiar shapes of cerium phosphate particles.

If the null hypothesis is true, we would expect that any peculiar features cancel out by the averaging over two directions and two wavelengths.

(This something is usually denoted as "the observer" without, of course, any implication that the observer is human or has any other peculiar property besides having a state of motion.

But was this any more peculiar than the international popularity of jeans and Jerry Lewis and McDonald's?

Unlike Arbus, he did not think his sitters any more peculiar than the rest of the world and made no efforts to make them seem so.

I never dabbled in girlfriends, and it never occurred to me that my yearnings were in any way peculiar or shameful.

This was not a phenomenon peculiar to any particular period of Latin American philosophy.