Sentence examples for peculiar breed from inspiring English sources
The phrase "peculiar breed" is correct and can be used in written English
It can be used to describe a particular type or group of people or things that have unique or unusual characteristics. Example: The small town was known for its peculiar breed of artists, who were known for their unconventional and avant-garde styles.
Cartoonists are a peculiar breed of artist.
It's one of that peculiar breed of Channel 4 programmes.
Trucks in this class are a peculiar breed of rolling trompe l'oeil; they have the visual cues and proportions of regular pickups, only supersized.
These are difficult times for that peculiar breed of cuisinier that is the celebrity chef, so those surveying the takings with despair could do far worse than tear a leaf out of Aldo Zilli's book.
It takes a peculiar breed of man to give up his day job to commit full time to the abuse they are subjected to while they are running a match.
MGF 1.8i Steptronic Price from £19,495 Insurance group 13 MPG 34 Engine size 1796cc Max speed 118mph 0-60mph 9.5 seconds Driven wheels 2 MG owners are a peculiar breed.
Police wire-tappers are a peculiar, clannish breed, jealous of the good name of their calling.
The others had big-boned, lordly shepherds with the contained power peculiar to the breed.
There is something about this empty land of lonely roads and rusting barns that seems to breed a peculiar resilience in its inhabitants.
We uncovered a set of hemangiosarcoma-associated genes peculiar to a single dog breed suggesting these are modulated by (or with) heritable traits that may influence risk for this cancer.
But these are just some of the peculiar aromas and flavours a new breed of experimental brewers crave as they embrace "wild yeast" – harvested from the likes of brewers' beards and rotting fruit.
