Sentence examples for figure peculiarly from inspiring English sources
Jules Claretie reported in Le Temps that he found the wax figure "peculiarly disturbing".
The simultaneous need to satisfy the attitude police in their own ranks, mollify the mainstream and disarm the enemy means that left-of-centre public figures appear peculiarly pinched and dry.
But Asia also faces a number of peculiarly tricky problems.
The notion of judgment - and particularly being judged by others - figures strongly in Matt's peculiarly narrated, semi-rapped delivery.
The film's relevance now stems from interest in Murnau and Schreck, the peculiarly angular, bullet-headed figure who resembles a crow on a fence more than anything human.
Its fine second one develops, a third; ten, a hundred of these suns light up at a certain distance from the peculiarly sparkling intervals, bright lighting circles form strangely formed figures, with in-between places in a glowing light.
He is doing so in typically flamboyant style, proving anew that Italian politics remains a peculiarly operatic spectacle and that there is no figure on the international stage quite like him.
Once seated, the food came fast: "We figure you've waited long enough," said our server with that peculiarly Canadian affability I encountered all weekend.
But the story of Horace Mann — as a school with a tradition of godlike and punitive father figures who reap adoration — is both a universal and a peculiarly masculine one.
Mr Assad remains peculiarly popular.
