Sentence examples for it's peculiarly from inspiring English sources
It's peculiarly Protestant and American.
I don't think it's peculiarly American to feel that way, and yet it is American.
It's peculiarly life-affirming; I end up really liking all the people in there.
When this notion begins to unravel in therapy, it's peculiarly touching.
Healing is kind of a corny word but it's peculiarly appropriate here; wounds don't easily heal if they are not out in the open.
But the long winter's journey to Paris is not just a necessity if you want to see Christian Boltanski's momentous new show: it is peculiarly apt.
Its poor relations with Egypt; its financial problems; and the dismantling of much of its infrastructure in the West Bank, mean that it is peculiarly isolated.
It was peculiarly satisfying.
Though this is a story that includes violent action, it is peculiarly internal.
He wrote that it was "not delineated in a single book; it was peculiarly the product of a democratic society".
It is peculiarly apt to occur (along with many other neurological problems) in tuberous sclerosis and Rett's syndrome.
