Sentence examples for particularly peculiar from inspiring English sources

The idea of a Catholic exalting the Sabbath sounds particularly peculiar in the American context.

All the Channel Islands are peculiar in their own ways, but Sark is particularly peculiar.

Of the unusual phenomena that occur at the polar extremes of the Earth, time is a particularly peculiar one.

Busts of the Master Mystifier, as Houdini was known, are said to carry a particularly peculiar significance.

Not for the last time during our meeting, Black Francis frowns and nods briskly, in a way which suggests that something I find a bit peculiar doesn't seem particularly peculiar to him.

Ultimately, the judgments combine to make a particularly peculiar melange: among the plaintiffs there is a mix of economic pessimism and insecure nationalism with a shot of nostalgia for the Deutschmark.

At the supramolecular level attractive structural designs are obtained, particularly, a peculiar Ferris wheel-like shape along the (110) direction.

Back on the porch at Woody's, Mr. Mathews, who has lived his entire life in Port Aransas, said that even though he finds the spring visitors' habits peculiar, particularly their driving, the economic benefit of their presence is worth the inconvenience.

Particularly, there were peculiar long cells observed during the dormancy state (Additional file 1: Figure S1b), which were dissimilar to any cultivable bacteria (Puspita et al. 2012).

They looked peculiar, particularly because it seemed like they were in the midst of a very intense argument.

Nonetheless, basic clinical information about any MSN (age and sex of patient; location of the lesion) are required and commonly used [4] by histopathologists in their routine practice, particularly when approaching peculiar MSN, such as early biopsied congenital naevi [5], [6] and spitzoid lesions [4], [7].