Sentence examples similar to peculiar capsule from inspiring English sources
The Hastigerinidae exhibit several morphologically unique features, including triradiate spines, mono-lamellar shell and a peculiar cytoplasmic "bubble capsule".
The city, which still retains the nickname "Africa's little Rome," is a peculiar sort of time capsule, full of art deco buildings that are otherwise only visible in classic Italian films, the stuff of Fellini.
Here, the disruption of the external capsule features holes or peculiar-shaped lacerations that break up over time, gradually increasing in size and then suddenly collapsing.
Judith Scott's intensely tactile objects -- the result of mummifying objects such as sticks or a fan in copious amounts of colored yarn -- can look like either like peculiar and striking artifacts or homespun time capsules, depending on the piece.
He was best known for one of the most uproariously funny plays of the last half century, Funny Peculiar (capsule summary: "fellatio in the Pennines"), which premiered in a German production in 1973 at the Bochum Schauspielhaus, where the director Peter Zadek was in charge, before storming the Liverpool Everyman in 1975 and then the Mermaid Theatre and the Garrick in London the following year.
Time capsule, buried on the assumption that our time of all others will be of peculiar interest to the historians of 6939, seems to to us half wistful, half comic.
Shigenobu enters, looking peculiar.
Things quickly get peculiar.
