Sentence examples for peculiar camp from inspiring English sources
In some cases, these structures were labelled also with fluorescent cAMP (Fig. 2F): this suggests that complex structures containing both PKA catalytic subunit and a peculiar cAMP binding site, are present in MB tissue.
Robinson's peculiar boot camp has given them some technical skill and live they're no longer a triumph of vigour over ability.
The Lumberjanes are five girl bunkmates at a peculiar, possibly eternal, summer camp next to a forest full of danger.
This context also helps explain the peculiar ambiguities in the camps' regulatory mixture of anxiety, ruthlessness and flexibility.
Over the last quarter-century they have applied their peculiar mix of techniques, and of camp and kitsch and sacred and erotic, to an ecumenical range of media: album and magazine covers, fashion photography, commercial illustration and celebrity portraiture.
In McCarthy's lexicon, Taft was not merely wrong, he was in the enemy camp and was showing a "peculiar affinity for Nazism".
Her contemporaries, men and women alike, condemned her flirtatious and occasionally peculiar behavior, denouncing her as the lowest sort of "camp follower" and "the fastest girl in Virginia or anywhere else for that matter".
Some eighty years back these were levelled to the ground, but whenever the field is ploughed the form of the camp can still be traced by the peculiar black nature of the soil.
There's a particular, peculiar tradition of British comedy that Hal Cruttenden neatly fits into: the camp comic who's also a snob.
Crime and Punishment has a peculiar vision near its end, as Raskolnikov, now in a Siberian prison camp, dreams of a terrible "plague that was spreading from the depths of Asia into Europe.
