Sentence examples for less than peculiar from inspiring English sources
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.
In this peculiar exercise in déjà vu, the joyless, dissolute teen-agers from Easton Ellis's début, "Less Than Zero" (1985), resurface as joyless, dissolute adults.
The result is a peculiar passive-aggressive form of communication, a less-than-ideal dynamic between worker and boss.
The scope of his movie is narrow, but its ambitions are enormous, and it accomplishes nothing less than the illumination of the peculiar state of Brazilian (and not only Brazilian) society.
Yet she has come to know so much about the history that the characters from this distant time seem more familiar, less peculiar, than those who inhabit any of her other novels.
Many would rather live in a less-than-democratic but prosperous and stable state, like Kuwait or Dubai, than suffer the tension of a delicate democratic balance demanded by Iraq's peculiar demography.
Its selection appears much less peculiar today than it did at the time.
The block was lifted after less than 24 hours making the move look very peculiar.
Tumours developed in non-smoking subjects account for less than 10% of all lung cancers and show peculiar histopathological features, being prevalently adenocarcinomas.
Both verdicts would reflect a peculiar alliance between nationalists demanding nothing less than full independence and conservatives defending the status quo.
