Sentence examples for peculiar course from inspiring English sources

"It's a very peculiar course," he said.

Mapped from above we probably steered a peculiar course, but it was fun.

Parenthood is not a chosen act, but a biological command, a hugely consoling thought during the inevitable moments, as one wearily tidies Lego, when one is tempted to question the peculiar course that one's life has taken.

We can only speculate on the biological mechanisms underlying the peculiar time course of prenatal CPF effects on USVs.

This peculiar posterior course of the leg nerves is due to an anteriorly shifted position of each trunk ganglion with respect to the corresponding leg pairs.

The presence of opioids may explain the psychotic features of our patients because opioids have been shown to cause increased dopamine in the synaptic cleft by inhibiting reuptake [ 20] An exogenous supply of peptides may also explain the often seen and peculiar fluctuating course of the disorder with morning worsening and afternoon a relative high or agitation.

Flying is in its own peculiar league, of course.

Horses have a peculiar magic, of course; everyone knows the power they can wield over pre-adolescent girls, and has glimpsed a fragment of that almost erotic fascination in dozens of children's classics, from Black Beauty onwards.

The first peculiar institution, of course, is the caucusing itself, the kick-off in a four-step process of electing delegates that leads from the neighborhood firehouse or school gym to a county convention, a district convention, and the state convention that finally elects the delegates to the national convention.

This problem is not peculiar to Ms. Bouder of course.

Every bull market has its own peculiar investment fad, of course.