Sentence examples for peculiar display from inspiring English sources

His elegant hideaway, behind an unmarked door a few steps from the Senate floor, includes the customary grip-and-grin politician's photographs, but the space is dominated by a more peculiar display: a large blowup of an Op-Ed piece that Specter wrote for the Times just before President Clinton's impeachment trial.

As I gazed at the breathless prose from my Conservative opponent, as I remembered the braying voices of the Labour hecklers at Charles Kennedy's walkabout, as I thought of Michael Howard's slightly unsettling air of menace, I asked myself whether the British electorate would ever warm to this peculiar display of fear and loathing?

A particularly peculiar display took place on Friday night on HBO's "Real Time with Bill Maher," when a parade of black guests was brought on air to chastise the host for his flippant use of the phrase "house nigger" in a segment the week before.

When he lost interest, all that was left was a group of alienated political junkies with nothing much in common but a tendency to cultivate peculiar displays of facial hair.

These studies were designed to explore a peculiar behavior displayed by rats during the acquisition of heroin self-administration (0.05 mg/kg/infusion) on a fixed-ratio 1 schedule of reinforcement in limited access conditions (i.e. 3 h/day).

This strongly suggests that the peculiar features displayed by cones a high light sensitivity and slow kinetics may be entirely explained by rod input fed into the cone pathway through GJs.

In our study, we show that one peculiar anandamide conformation displays a remarkable complementary fit for cholesterol (Figure 1).

October 6th 1990: A peculiar method to display the relationship between American interest rates and the strength of the dollar during the 1970-80s.