Sentence examples for given peculiar from inspiring English sources
Elbows, wrists, shoulders can all be given peculiar accentuations, but you always feel his sense of a larger line.
I drag my case along the icy road towards my hotel, passing the churchyard where, through the darkness, I catch a glimpse of the gravestones, their crosses and carvings given peculiar snowy embellishments.
Nor is there any other provision of the Statute giving this right of action that remotely requires a procedure to be followed or relief to be given peculiar to state courts or different from established procedure and relief in the federal courts.
And at the end of his second term, Washington walked away again, "[s]atisfied that if any circumstances have given peculiar value to my services, they were temporary".
What gave peculiar interest to this grand display of beauty, grace and elegance, was the exhibition of blue [secessionist] cockades worn on the shoulders of nearly all the ladies who appeared in public.
The love of her life was a Czech Jewish poet and polymath called Franz Steiner (he knew well over two dozen languages, according to Conradi), whose heart condition gave peculiar urgency to their rare lovemaking.
A larger difficulty arises when the ranch foreman reveals to Claire that Minna has been giving peculiar (and much resented) orders to himself and the workers that disrupt the regular care of the trees and lead to failure of the crop.
But this is not clearly true given the peculiar characteristics of military service.What "attributes"?
Adapting Dahl can be a tricky task, given how peculiar and lived-in the author's worlds seem.
