Sentence examples for peculiar bunch from inspiring English sources
In "Fury Road" he has given us villains for the Justin Bieber generation, and they are a very peculiar bunch indeed.This is neither sequel nor prequel, but an impressionistic reimagining.
While it's true that the peculiar bunch of students in Donna Tartt's "Secret History" would never fit a common model of contemporary behavior, it's hard to believe that these days the murdered Bunny wouldn't have a cell, and his disappearance might be just a bit less mysterious.
Local hippy-rastas - a mellow bunch, peculiar to Brazil - sell their handicrafts in the streets.
The two artists presented a bunch of peculiar and beautiful spaces that made me turn on and off different parts of my mind.
The presidency is hinging on a bunch of very tiny and peculiar variables in the Sunshine State -- I'm waiting for reports of voter fraud in the Magic Kingdom.
"We're basically a bunch of surfers, the alchemy with 'Instagrammers' was peculiar, to call it the least," he said in an email.
However, because artificial intelligence learns so quickly, and learns from a bunch of humans at once, that gap in understanding those peculiar human nuances is closing fast.
"[It] allows us to take any flexible solar cell and by putting a bunch of cuts in it, we can get it to deform in this peculiar way.
It derives from a peculiar reading of common law and the US Constitution, and it has underpinned western insurrections, from the Posse Comitatus to the Bundy Bunch.
The VB technique is applied to small bunch charges (0.5 15 pc) and it is driven with a proper control of the bunch density versus the bunch energy gain, which permits one to control the transverse beam emittance, the bunch length and the correlated longitudinal energy spread, in a peculiar manner.
