Sentence examples for peculiar concept from inspiring English sources

Which is a peculiar concept, given its ragged path.

Indeed, his career has been built on a peculiar concept: If you want to predict political events, wisdom and expertise, deep knowledge of a country's culture and history, aren't enough.

The overall inability of monitors to classify trees based on coarse wood hardness categories may arise from a misunderstanding of this peculiar concept.

This is arguably because Ockham's distinction is cast in terms of intrinsic and extrinsic middles, peculiar concepts belonging to the Boethian framework which was already losing its influence by Ockham's time (Green-Pedersen 1984).

One of the first styles to be described, noted ethnographer, and caricaturist Miguel Covarrubias stated that it "reaches the limits of absurd, brutal caricature, a peculiar aesthetic concept that relishes the creation of haunting subhuman monstrosities".

Last year, Changfeng brought only a peculiar array of concept vehicles, including a rhomboid sedan with a bamboo dashboard and four wheels distributed over three axles.

Before that happened, it was underlined by their tendency to come up with peculiar and intriguing concept albums: Odessa, Trafalgar, Cucumber Castle.

By fostering social discontent in such ventures, Solomon prepared the way for the disintegration of the united kingdom and the resurgence of the prophetic movement that reflected the indigenous covenant concept peculiar to Israel.

It's made by Thrustmaster, and is a peculiar design in concept.

The peculiar total dose concept with primaquine in which delivery of a total dose of 210 420 mg over 7 days, 14 days, or even 8 weeks has little bearing upon efficacy [ 12] opens the possibility of higher dosages over shorter duration [ 13].

Once they are distinguished from related but distinct concepts peculiar to modern philosophy, various objections to virtue ethics can be better assessed.