Sentence examples for its peculiarities from inspiring English sources

That said, it has its peculiarities.

It wasn't quite as unlikely as Stringer Bell's funeral-home gathering, but it had its peculiarities.

But while my Russian birth affords me the ability to enjoy gymnastics without pondering its peculiarities, it hardly means that any gymnastics will do.

"Each area has its peculiarities and it's important that we don't get a top-down approach," he says.

I was willing to brave through her hell with her, describe it and all its peculiarities once and for all.

The EU used to be a club of Western nations which share a broad culture with Switzerland (many share a border with it, too) and tolerated its peculiarities.

One of its peculiarities is that it exempts a long list of professionals like doctors and lawyers, as well as phrenologists, circus managers and crystal gazers.

N. benthamiana, an experimental host of PPV, was chosen due to its peculiarities that make it a model species in virological studies in plants [ 22].

This pattern — sportswriter into writer — was so familiar that it is easy to forget its peculiarities.

Explorers had sometimes spent so much time marooned within it that they began to note its peculiarities and to make distinctions about the types of ice they encountered.

At home, I was raised and completely immersed in Ghanaian culture; however it was an American world with all its peculiarities that greeted and surrounded me as soon as I left the confines of my house.