Sentence examples for great peculiarities from inspiring English sources

One of the great peculiarities of the South is the exhaustive celebration of its own defeat.

One of the great peculiarities of the movie system is that liberal Hollywood provides the entertainment for blue and red viewers alike.

It's one of the great peculiarities of America that it is the most religious nation in the Western world -- at least in terms of people expressing the importance of their belief in fairly conventional forms of the supreme being.

Some 10% of potential caucus-goers claim that they have not made up their minds and another 40% say that they are open to shifting allegiance.The Iowa caucuses are one of the great peculiarities of American politics: a source of pride to Iowans and puzzlement to much of the rest of the country.

One of the great peculiarities of this American economic expansion has been the relatively lackluster pace of capital expenditures by large U.S. companies.

One of the great peculiarities of this economic expansion has been the relatively lackluster pace of capital expenditures by large U.S. companies.

The great peculiarity of the New York News Boys Lodging Housee, as distinguished from similar European institutions, is the payment demanded from the lodgers.

The great peculiarity of the ancien régime was that a system committed to preserving tradition also contained within it powerful forces for change.

That may be New York's greatest peculiarity.

Whatever else you can say about the new turn in Japanese policy, it's offering a great demonstration of the peculiarities of zero-lower-bound economics.

"In a country that was 'born' pro-American, like Czechoslovakia, this created a sense of 'where have you been'?" she says.Munich does, to a great extent, explain the peculiarities of the Czech avatar of Atlanticism, a sentiment shared by Central and East Europeans.