Sentence examples for peculiar description from inspiring English sources
It's a peculiar description.
That's a somewhat peculiar description for a place that seems agreeably out of time and is almost out of reach.
In fact, at the beginning of Republic VI, Socrates gives his interlocutors a peculiar description of what the philosopher will do with this knowledge of reality.
Yet not even the most recent study of the critical work on Mally's deontic logic (Krickler 2008) seems to be aware of Mally's philosophy of values and its peculiar description of value (Wert) and ought (Sollen): "Value and ought can only be understood via emotional presentation" (Mally 1926: 74 or Mally 1971: 312).
"Comic opera" here means not a lot more than that the opera ends happily, the heroine bounds about the stage irrepressibly, and - a most peculiar qualification for the description in 19th-century France - the opera contains spoken dialogue.
Although the scientific literature contains ample descriptions of peculiar patterns of repolarization linked to arrhythmic risk, the objective quantification and classification of these patterns continues to be a challenge that impacts their widespread adoption in clinical practice.
But that rough description belies its peculiar sense of joy.
Didion's short essay, part of the opening section of her book The White Album, remains the most acutely observed description of the peculiar longueurs of the recording process.
In 1995, marine scientist Lisa Steiner provided perhaps the first description of a peculiar behaviour she witnessed near the Azores.
The description of patients with peculiar genotypes especially including family analysis could help explain the relationship between the genotype and phenotype, helping clinicians predict the outcome of the patients.
The description of patients with peculiar genotypes especially including family analysis could help explain the relationship between the genotype and phenotype,it is helpful for clinicians to predict the outcome of the patients.
