Sentence examples for certain peculiarity from inspiring English sources

"From a certain peculiarity of intellect and fortune, he was never in advance of his time," Bagehot wrote.

"I think there's a certain peculiarity in my case – being the son of – which if anything was a slight boost when I started out.

JACOBA URIST New York Peggy Orenstein is correct that there is a certain peculiarity to making breast cancer Madison Avenue chic.

When trying (and failing) to express ({{mathrm{EPL}}}) as an additive weight function, we discovered a certain peculiarity inherent in the measure: the optimal synthesis plan for a molecule depends on how the molecule is later used.

In addition, certain peculiarity of the primary structure of HspB6 hampers accurate identification of peptides responsible for stabilization of the monomeric 14-3-3ζ 14-3-3ζ 14-3-3ζ

And, as others have pointed out, there are certain peculiarities regarding the timing of her statement of intent.

The executives and other analysts also maintain that prices in California are not set by Alaska production but by world crude prices, and that the West Coast has higher prices because of certain peculiarities of that market.

The British Accounting Standards Board has stepped in as peacemaker, proposing adoption of the rule with a review in a year and a half.Kuwait and other countries in the Middle East, too, are said to be adopting IFRS with certain peculiarities.

Despite certain peculiarities of the audience -- "Tuesdays and Wednesdays we need the Anglo audience," Ms. Epstein said, because few Latinos attend those days -- she said she has refuted those who warned her away from the show on the assumption that Latinos prefer concerts to the theater.

This race had acquired certain peculiarities of habit, of temperament, and of character, which clearly distinguished it as a race from that of the whites... and its criminal members given rather to furtive offenses than to the robust crimes of the whites.

Meanwhile, lossy compression of noisy images has certain peculiarities.