Sentence examples for few peculiar from inspiring English sources

The equivalent shift in Hollywood movies didn't happen until the nineteen-eighties, for a few peculiar reasons.

A few peculiar dispersion regions are observed in the ferroelectric phase, which we attribute to the coexistence of ferroelectric and dipolar glass phases.

And he simplified the tax code, abolishing a few peculiar local levies and lowering rates for new businesses in particular.The big initiatives of Mr Jindal's second term have a more ideological air.

His wry sense of humor comes through in a few peculiar self-portraits, my favorite of which features his face superimposed over Patrick Swayze's in a "Point Break" movie poster.

He offered a few peculiar twists: most intriguing, his accenting in the C minor Prelude; his dramatic, driven performance of the E flat minor Prelude; and the almost sinister sound he gave the E minor Prelude and Fugue.

This paper aims at providing a first overall contribution towards a rediscovery of this long-time-used material, in view of careful restoration works, which nowadays at Naples only take into account the proper geological features of the stone in a few peculiar cases.

However, this is related to the solution of a few problems peculiar to these mathematical models.

Dominique Strauss-Kahn and his wife, the television journalist Anne Sinclair, might have settled into the life of many well-to-do Manhattan couples, but for a few twists peculiar to their circumstances.

Besides the Old Testament (including the Book of Jubilees), the Falasha have a few books peculiar to themselves, notably Teʾezaza Sanbat ("Ordinance of the Sabbath"), of uncertain date and perhaps mostly a translation from Arabic of the 14th century.

Clegg blamed "a few rather peculiar former Conservative advisers" for waging a running battle against his flagship plans for universal free school meals – as the education secretary, Michael Gove, was ordered to seal a truce over the issue.

Nick Clegg blamed "a few rather peculiar former Conservative advisers" for waging a running battle against his flagship plans for universal free school meals – as the education secretary, Michael Gove, was ordered to seal a truce over the issue.