The results of Robert H. Davis's dialect coaching sound dead-on realistic to me, even when Jack utters the play's most peculiar line, which is both a warning and revelation: "Better watch out.
Second, one of the most peculiar features of LINEs in mammalian genomes is the paucity, and in some cases complete absence, of active elements (Grahn et al. 2005; Cantrell et al. 2008), despite the massive numbers that have obviously resulted from ancient insertions.
In one of the most peculiar tableaus, stick figures in a long line walk across the face of a massive boulder, turn the corner and keep marching.
In this most peculiar of political seasons, here is a peculiarity worth pondering.
But most peculiar was the ceremony's location, astride one of the world's most fractious religious fault lines, between two nuclear-armed neighbors who have fought three wars, two of them over the land on which the shrine sits.
Most peculiar was my office.
This is a most peculiar book.
Then began the most peculiar second half.
This is a most peculiar provision.
