Sentence examples for peculiar creation from inspiring English sources

Damien Hirst's peculiar creation is, alas, deteriorating.

It was easy not to be serious about the old fellow, for he was that peculiar creation which ignorant people laugh at a - genuine maestro.

"The human is a peculiar creation," Coco ponders.

The webisode format is a good fit for Vic and Bob's peculiar creations, trimming away all the wobbly bits that sometimes weighed down their sketch shows.

"Pushing Daisies" is as peculiar a creation as you're going to see this year.

Then there is the question of whether the White House, which has made Mr. Taylor's departure a precondition for any direct American engagement in bringing peace to the country, will do much more in this nation that is a peculiar American creation.

All political orders are unique as products of history and creations of the peculiar forces and conditions of their environment.

France's peculiar school week dates to the creation of free universal public schools in 1882, under the famed education minister Jules Ferry.

Here in this slender, elegant book is much wisdom, not only about Stein and Toklas and their peculiar ménage, but also about the creation of personal mythologies in general.

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".

It is peculiar that those who participate in social creation of a thought style do not sometimes realize it either.