Sentence examples for peculiar aspect of from inspiring English sources

They also illuminate a peculiar aspect of Wall Street's own version of a class divide.

The pileup in pretrial detention is linked to a peculiar aspect of New York's criminal law.

A peculiar aspect of glass buildings is that they almost always look better when they are surrounded by something else.

"But the very peculiar aspect" of the case, the judge said, was "why they made it up".

Though it's not much like any other Morris piece, "Looky" demonstrates a very peculiar aspect of the Mark Morris experience.

He likes to be as involved in revivals as possible because a peculiar aspect of theatre is that plays ideally need to be reheard, rather than reread.

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

One of the most peculiar aspects of the living sperm whale is a mass of tissue cradled on its skull called the spermaceti organ.

Among the more peculiar aspects of long-term care hospitals is that nearly half of them, and almost all of Select's, are actually "hospitals within hospitals".

Fans might see the logic in that, but still Liverpool folk question whether the owners across the Pond really know the peculiar aspects of team building in soccer, which is different from most American businesses.

This paper provides answers to the above questions, revealing the peculiar aspects of Greek tourism entrepreneurship.