Sentence examples for intriguingly peculiar from inspiring English sources
For as long as Ms. Barry can keep her book rambling this freely, it makes an intriguingly peculiar story.
The great French actress Jeanne Balibar ("Va Savoir," "The Duchess of Langeais"), speaking mostly in German, is a spooky, poignant presence in nearly every frame of "At Ellen's Age," an intriguingly peculiar film by Pia Marais.
History may judge it to be less than the perfect modern classic it aims to be, but it is a memorable tale, distinguished by masterful prose, an intriguingly peculiar sensibility, and something hard to define that many great works of art have: a kind of dignity.
D.T.W. AROUND TOWN: BIG DANCE THEATER Annie-B Parson, Paul Lazar and their Big Dance Theater create so seamless a blend of words, music and movement in their work, in this case in "Another Telepathic Thing," that the whole tends to equal an intriguingly peculiar, evocative distillation of the elements that is something else entirely.
The comic moments were odd, intriguingly so.
Sunday's evening Prom featured a new piece by the Russian-born, American composer Lera Auerbach, intriguingly entitled The Infant Minstrel and His Peculiar Menagerie.
Intriguingly, we found that the electrophoretic interferences on plasmid DNA are peculiar to the malten molecular structure and that CDDP, as expected (Bellon et al, 1991), causes just a slight retardation in the mobility of the supercoiled plasmid form.
There is plenty of time to spot and stew over inconsistencies of all sizes, from the unlikely presence of two copies of a book visibly and intriguingly called "Wild Animus" on the shelves of David Swayze's otherwise photo-realistic set to the peculiar aversion to cellphones evinced by these well-heeled youngsters.
However, a peculiar Case, in complete remission of disease, displayed a total rescue of RNA editing at relapse, intriguingly suggesting ADAR2 activity/expression as a possible marker for long-term survival of patients with high-grade astrocytomas.
