Sentence examples for peculiar categories from inspiring English sources

The 600-piece collection showcases all of the categories any major art museum might, like landscapes, still lifes or nudes, but also contains more peculiar categories like "blue people" and "poor traits".

That tied him atop this peculiar category with Ray Cote of the 1983 Edmonton Oilers and George McPhee of the 1983 Rangers.

Although they had been welcomed to Britain as Jewish refugee children, they now fell under the peculiar category of "friendly enemy aliens".

That tied him in this peculiar category with Ray Cote of the 1983 Edmonton Oilers and George McPhee of the 1983 Rangers — now the general manager of the Washington Capitals, whom Kreider scored a goal against in the second round.

And what could they do about it?" Because of his overlapping identities as activist and artist, Ai has come to occupy a peculiar category of his own: a bankable global art star who runs the distinct risk of going to jail.

Aristotle (On Generation and Corruption, Bk 1, Ch 10) clearly identified what we would refer to as chemical change as a special category presenting problems peculiar to it.

Peculiar family.

Bacteriological profile and drug resistance patterns tend to be peculiar to an institute that is dealing with a special category of patients.

The language of this contrast ('in' a subject vs. 'said of' a subject) is peculiar to the Categories, but the idea seems to recur in other works as the distinction between accidental vs. essential predication.

Outsider Art is a recent, peculiar and problematic category, looping together artists with widely different styles, intentions, origins and methods.

In particular, a peculiar and complex category of pediatric patient is the infant with multiple organ dysfunction, requiring both RRT and extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO).