Sentence examples for less peculiar from inspiring English sources

In this costume-drama context, Michele's vision looked more familiar, if hardly less peculiar.

Hostage is one of her more accessible, but no less peculiar efforts.

Its selection appears much less peculiar today than it did at the time.

They made me feel less peculiar, less exiled from ordinary life, which is how my mother's death made me feel.

The avidness of the fan movement seems less peculiar when you consider how rarely television roots itself in rural soil.

Because every new oyster eater, every new fan of urchins and brains and snails and bone marrow means I am a little less peculiar.

First, the global audience could be reminded of the potent, though never less than peculiar, contribution that British cinema has made to the seventh art.

But if we locate Arbus in relation to the larger history of photography her peculiarities seem less, well… peculiar.

If they were made in some more peculiar, less seamless way (or painted), it would be different.

However, as surreally awful as Clint's moment of madness was, nothing quite matches William Shatner (Captain James T Kirk, no less) and his peculiar slant on pop songs and the works of William Shakespeare on 1968's The Transformed Man.

Throughout their range and among all the populations who breed them, piebald camels are known by names that recall their piebald coat or their blue eyes, less often their peculiar behavioural characteristics.