Sentence examples for peculiar direction from inspiring English sources

And so the steps they take are off in some peculiar direction that one has already completely covered.

Greenblatt, whose most recent book is "Shakespeare's Freedom," said that his own "Cardenio" project involved getting other playwrights and theater companies to "twist the play in their own peculiar direction," to see how stories change according to their cultural context.

"What Does It All Mean?" is actually a sharp turn from "What Me Worry?" and it's indicative of the peculiar direction of the '60s sensibility which danced between the desire for transcendence and a darker nihilism occasioned by the specter of the Vietnam War.

Our results fill the notable gaps in the knowledge on the flatworm muscle system and, moreover, show one peculiar possible direction in the flatworm musculature specialization.

But with this latest infusion of capital comes a peculiar change in direction — according to co-founder and CEO Matt Zitzmann the team is working to flesh out its SDK with social features like profiles and commenting in the hopes of turning Kamcord.com into a destination for mobile gaming content.

But over the years, the Gates boys went off in a peculiar and depressing direction, devolving into boozing hermits who spend their days watching obscure films on a near-broken TV, smoking cigs, and, on the rare occasion when they were feeling social, hanging out with the dregs of society.

In staging musicals, a peculiar division persisted between the direction of the plot and comedy segments and that of the production numbers the sumptuous song-and-dance displays under the separate supervision of a "stager" who was noted for his taste.

It is worth noting that these peculiar corrugations run preferentially in direction orthogonal to the step edges of the substrate.

In previous works [ 24], it was reported that tablets, prepared with the GG/borax freeze-dried hydrogel, undergo an anomalous peculiar swelling, essentially along one direction and very similar to that reported for the Scleroglucan/borax tablets [ 1, 25– 27].

When an unbalance is applied, the peculiar features, such as the whirl direction reversal and phase shift, disappear.

To push the analysis in a new direction, he considers a rather peculiar anecdote about the philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein.