Sentence examples for peculiar ability from inspiring English sources

Despite this, he has shown a peculiar ability to inhabit the voices of others.

What I do believe is theatre is a medium with a peculiar ability to air vital issues".

Both effects are the result of bioluminescence, the peculiar ability of some organisms to behave like living night-lights.

The answer lies in music's peculiar ability to touch the emotions, particularly sadness and a sense of loss.

Woollcott's unique contribution was his peculiar ability to infect one & all with the notion that they were some sort of play.

BRITISH artists have a peculiar ability to immerse themselves in the landscape, to see its dirt as well as its Divine glory.

It was but the latest manifestation of the peculiar abilities conferred on certain ballplayers by the penne at Gino's.

The two don't seem to like each other much, but at this moment each depended utterly on the other's presence and peculiar abilities..

The two don't seem to like each other much, but at this moment each depended utterly on the other's presence and peculiar abilities.

The regenerative abilities of sponges, their lack of a central coordinating organ (brain), and the peculiar migratory ability of cells within the organisms combine to make it somewhat difficult to define sponge individuality.

Working knowledge of British and American history, ditto politics, smattering of geography, a grasp of English Literature that might be compared to Sam Weller's knowledge of London (which Dickens describes as "extensive" but also "peculiar"), an ability to just about hold a conversation in pidgin French if the vis-à-vis speaks very slowly, but beyond that, well, nothing.