Sentence examples for language peculiar from inspiring English sources

"Bespoke" is especially good on the crazy language peculiar to the Row.

His importance as an early and influential student of the variety of the English language peculiar to America is not seriously questioned, however.

Swiss literature, properly, the writings in the only language peculiar to Switzerland, the Rhaeto-Romanic dialect known as Romansh, though broadly it includes all works written by Swiss nationals in any of the three other languages of their country: German, French, and Italian, or the Swiss dialect forms of any one of them.

But I noticed that whenever the workings of the company came under discussion the language became peculiar and contorted, as if something were being hidden.

No child reads Biggles as realism: on the contrary, the dated language, the peculiar settings and attitude are accepted as a necessary estrangement, like the magic in Harry Potter.

The Vandals also consciously differentiated themselves from the native Romano-African population through their continued use of their native language and peculiar dress, which served to emphasize their distinct social position as the elite of the kingdom.

Since December 2013, it has been providing a daily dose of rare and unusual words, surprising language facts, peculiar etymological stories, and all manner of other linguistic tidbits and trivia covering everything from abature (that's the trail of trampled grass left behind by a large animal) to zenzizenzizenzic (that's a number raised to its eighth power, or ((x²)²)²).

TRAVELLERS on Deutsche Bahn, Germany's state-owned railway, are used to being addressed in a peculiar language peppered with ponderous English words and phrases, such as Neue Snackbox für Kids.

Language is a peculiar destiny.

Olga adopted Pound's peculiar language.

President Trump signed off on that decision — yet his language has been peculiar.