Sentence examples for hardly peculiar from inspiring English sources

This disposition, of course, was hardly peculiar to Helms.

The motive is hardly peculiar to individual shareholders.

"And while you can, for example, buy halal meat in Birmingham and Bradford, it's hardly peculiar to somewhere like Bournemouth".

Segregation was hardly peculiar to the South, of course, any more than it was limited, in New York, to the Cotton Club and its ilk.

"And then," she continued, "there are other audiences that are looking at her like, 'You're ridiculous!' " The latter reaction is hardly peculiar to 2001.

The process is hardly peculiar to the "Rite"; as musicians have grown ever more adept at handling the thorniest patches of the modern repertory, almost any work you could name has grown cleaner, more polished, and, perhaps, more lifeless.

"They were just peculiar women".

In this costume-drama context, Michele's vision looked more familiar, if hardly less peculiar.

Such politics is hardly new, nor peculiar to Iran.

This is our capital at its best, where hardly anything seems peculiar.

Fundamentally, the peculiar phenomenon of life would hardly be possible without the biological catalysts termed enzymes.