Sentence examples for more peculiar of from inspiring English sources

Huawei pegs the Mate as its largest smartphone and the D2 as its most powerful, but the Ascend Mate is easily the more peculiar of the two, thanks in large part to its spacious 6.1-inch 720p display (the Droid DNA in my pocket suddenly feels so inadequate).

But it is much bigger than the Gowanus (three and a half miles long versus one and a half, and wider, too), far more polluted (twenty direct sewage portals all its own), more variably odorous, and, because it serves as the boundary between Brooklyn and Queens, far more peculiar for the fact of its relative obscurity and abandonment.

Another challenge that is a bit more peculiar to the geography of the city is just how many sub-ecosystems exist.

One of the more peculiar types of habitat is shown by three species of flies that have colonized land crabs.

The end result preserved one of the more peculiar aspects of the Senate.

The wafers can also be used to study some of the more peculiar effects of quantum mechanics.

In Sutton v Hutchinson [2005], he encountered one of the more peculiar instances of such activities: "The appellant is a lap dancer.

The performance culminated in an inter-species gala, cementing itself as one of the more peculiar events of Performa 15. .

Donald Trump's recent campaign ad celebrating the Hindu holiday Diwali will go down as one of the more peculiar ones of the 2016 presidential election.

It's one of the more peculiar casualties of the drought: the George Harrison Tree, planted in Griffith Park after the former Beatles member died in L.A. in 2001.

Meets Johnson, and divulges some more peculiar habits of Purilians including lack of disease.