Sentence examples for one peculiar from inspiring English sources

The anxieties and deferred desires we have about forces that seem so huge and unstoppable suddenly become a lot easier to deal with if we feel like we can foist blame (or hope) on one peculiar thing.

The success of his work can be as simple as the addition of one peculiar element like the colorfully striped patch on the left shoulder of the subject in the collage titled "Walking Mime" (1958).

Our results fill the notable gaps in the knowledge on the flatworm muscle system and, moreover, show one peculiar possible direction in the flatworm musculature specialization.

But there was one peculiar omission.

Ian Maxen, 43, vividly remembered one peculiar detail that many others in Hoboken echoed.

One peculiar practice of Nashville restaurants is that they often eschew the term "appetizer".

In one peculiar image, a car of people passes before the camera, moving across a dirt surface where one would expect a road to be.

"One peculiar feature of our relationship," he wrote Jane in 1943, "is that you are the one person in this world to whom I like to write.

One peculiar lapse runs through the book: an insistent, blindly total dualism between words on one side and the human body on the far distant other side.

One peculiar aspect of the formula that determines who gets to play for the national title is the Harris Interactive College Football Poll.

One peculiar satisfaction of being a reader is seeing an author you have followed for a long time finally break into the big time.