Sentence examples for human peculiarities from inspiring English sources

A clinician of compassion, he could also – in a deft, often passionate portrait – familiarise us with human peculiarities and the kinds of talents and courage they can give rise to.

It is a measure of Ms. Bell's generous sense of human peculiarity that even her movie's designated heel is shown to have an interesting side.

There is the philosophical mischief of "Into the Inferno," the latest documentary adventure from Werner Herzog, which follows him to the edges of volcanoes in search of cosmic meaning and human peculiarity.

A passion for human peculiarity fortifies most of Dickens's fiction, but it shows special potency when filtered through the eyes of the boy David, who is such a scrupulous, fervent interpreter of the world.

Birds are the only terrestrial vertebrates that share with humans the peculiarity of traveling in a few hours across national and intercontinental borders.

In human medicine the peculiarity and sensitivity of Pd has been proved and is used as a parameter allowing to detect patients with higher risk of occurring or with the recurrence of atrial fibrillation [ 6- 8].

This is Theroux at his best, examining without cruelty the peculiarities of human psychology.

New mathematical model of information processing in the brain accurately predicts some of the peculiarities of human vision.

Initially barrelling through the decades at pace, the film dilates as it approaches the present day, reflecting the peculiarities of human memory that allow history to repeat itself.

Narayan typically portrays the peculiarities of human relationships and the ironies of Indian daily life, in which modern urban existence clashes with ancient tradition.

The special flavour of the novel is given by the many passages in which Fielding converses wryly with the reader about the peculiarities of human nature.