Sentence examples for be more peculiar from inspiring English sources

I found the sight of oyamel trees pendulous with butterflies to be more peculiar than beautiful.

Others are more peculiar to the boroughs.

The first three movements were more peculiar.

Mr. Dylan's is more peculiar than most.

But his views were more peculiar than Mr. Atlas suggests.

The end-of-year list is one of music journalism's more peculiar traditions.

Because there has been feudalism everywhere, Sicily is more peculiar and perturbing than that.

But many of the photographs on Mirror of Race are more peculiar and gothic.

"There will be more panic than is justified because it was more peculiar to her," said Representative Barney Frank, a fellow Massachusetts Democrat.

They were more peculiar and more evocative than bots usually are; they were like found poetry in an otherwise crass medium.

What Dr. Abdellah did not anticipate, though, was a barrage of one of this country's more peculiar menaces: death threats by text message.