Sentence examples for peculiar combination from inspiring English sources

I have always loved Bauhaus's peculiar combination of solemnity and regimented craziness.

A peculiar combination, you might think, but for him each unlocks the other.

But medicine is a peculiar combination of science and fashion, half penicillin, half shoulder pads.

Both are animated by a peculiar combination of maternal affection and killer instincts.

Such a feat would require a peculiar combination of stamina and diary.

But these subtle frictions are their skills, and their peculiar combination of voices is hard to forget.

The overall emotional climate of O'Brien's class consisted of a peculiar combination of condescension and acute anxiety.

So you are both ruthless and cautious, which is a peculiar combination, a little too reminiscent, perhaps, of Gordon Brown.

Knickerbocker's voice, which exalted New York with "a peculiar combination of wonder and weariness," Bradley says, captivated American readers.

India's contradictions seem to interest him most, especially its peculiar combination of ancient ascetic spirituality and information-age commercialism.

The peculiar combination of naturalism and the impending revolution that Gorky's Philistines offers us is a vivid theatricalisation of anticipation.