Sentence examples for from a peculiar from inspiring English sources

The profession develops from instinct, from a peculiar way of seeing and describing the world.

Paradoxically, the contemporary drive to austerity comes from a peculiar form of anti-capitalism.

But by interweaving several stories, the movie suffers from a peculiar multiplier effect: it deepens its shallowness.

Manfred Güllner, Forsa's director, noted that backing for the party was "coming from a peculiar segment of the population of which the nucleus is the radicalised middle classes".

Google searches are records of the lives we've lived, as taken from a peculiar vantage point that nevertheless defines the time in which we're living.

The art of ventriloquism was formerly supposed to result from a peculiar use of the stomach during inhalation hence the name, from Latin venter and loqui, "belly-speaking".

Yet it was revelatory to listen from such a peculiar vantage: you could grasp how the cello parts fit into the whole, as simple figures contributed to a machinelike mass.

Richard Kollath and Ed McCann arrived here this week from New York with a peculiar assignment for a place known for its natural beauty.

Working from home is a peculiar endeavour that sees time mysteriously sucked into a vortex of Homes Under the Hammer and endless cups of tea.

Dana Rohrabacher is a Republican from California with a peculiar amalgam of views: pro-marijuana, dubious about climate change, pro-torture.

Nylon 56 crystallized from solution into a peculiar structure where hydrogen bonds were established along the two directions.