Sentence examples for peculiar features of from inspiring English sources

Straight out of the 70s, its sparse magnolia decor belied a bizarre dandelion-shaped exterior, making it one of the most peculiar features of the original show.

The modern laws of the Anglo-American countries have been developed upon this historical pattern with its peculiar features of probate and administration.

Known simply as "The Ones," they have been one of the most distinctive — and peculiar — features of working at The New York Times.

One of the peculiar features of the House of Lords is that it continues officially to include clergy: 26 bishops of the Church of England.

One of the peculiar features of group dynamics is that clusters of people will come to decisions that are far more extreme than any individual member would have come to on his own.

They are partially annalistic and thus firsthand accounts of pharaonic or other high-level deeds; but the peculiar features of stylization, stereotyping, and usurpation must frequently give the careful historian pause and sometimes debase the face value of the record.

The two most peculiar features of "Smithsoniansmith" are its elements of casual violence and the Rube Goldberg-style elaboration with which various props are assembled to no lasting end.

But there are also other peculiar features of string theory which might be hard to swallow.

One of the peculiar features of Swarm mission is the geometry of the satellite constellation.

"Peculiar features" of the Italian system permitted Bianchi to discern educational effects, and tax records allowed him to follow earnings.

Differential diagnosis of primary headaches in children is challenging due to some peculiar features of headache at that age.