Sentence examples for peculiar distinction from inspiring English sources

Imperial Beach's status as the only place in California permitting bow fishing from a pier is a peculiar distinction for an unusual town.

Added to all this is the peculiar distinction evolution has earned as being the one fundamental piece of human knowledge in any discipline that society encourages students to reject.

Century City has the peculiar distinction of being a jam-packed business center without freeway access.

The surviving families are separated by a peculiar financial distinction.

But if it is necessary to look for the secret of Mr Pater's success in The Renaissance Studiess in Art and Poetry, it might be stated as lying in a peculiar exquisiteness, distinction, refinement, occupying itself with artistic subjects somewhat remote in character.

Paul of Venice tries the opposite way of hypostatizing ideas his peculiar version of the formal distinction enable him to do so without breaking the divine simplicity.

Biosurfactants make for a peculiar group of compounds which exhibit notable distinction in terms of chemical structure and composition (Ron and Rosenberg 2001) and due to this fact they have found numerous interesting applications.

They illustrate a peculiar pattern with functional and emerging evolutionary distinctions between parent and emerging lines, suggesting a parallelism between duplicatory and mutational events, now also visible at separate sub-stages.

He would like to see an explicit distinction between system-wide risks and those peculiar to individual banks.

"The Measure of a Man" is two movies in one, and it's peculiar that Brizé seems not to have realized their distinction.

Concepts are obviously subject to the type-token distinction, which enables one to understand otherwise peculiar sentences such as John's concept of God is different from Mary's.