Sentence examples for peculiar however from inspiring English sources

The firefly lantern is a bit peculiar, however, because its nerve cells and photocytes do not touch.

The social media giant has always been a lighting rod for these issues, but 2018 has been particularly tough, for reasons summed up well in Taylor's simply titled post, "Facebook, are you kidding?" What's most peculiar, however, is in this age of multi-tasking devices, the Facebook Portal and Portal+ are devices that are designed to do one thing really well.

He realizes something is peculiar, however, when he sees that his father seems oblivious to the fact that it's raining inside the house.

It is peculiar however and not easily explainable that in that particular study a patient group positive for anti-HCMV IgM (and IgG) showed lower levels of autoantibodies against U1RNP/Sm and U1-70 k in comparison to the HCMV IgM/IgG group, suggesting a role for HCMV reactivation in regulation of autoantibodies.

To understand the late Eric Hobsbawm's peculiar genius, however, you must see him as just that, and accept there is no contradiction.

The most peculiar take, however, is the 2008 "remix" by artist Nigel Tomm, which consists of a blue screen and 75 minutes and six seconds of silence.

Exploiting the game's peculiar charms, however, will not be in the interests of private franchises, which is one reason they provide no model for anything but a bleak future.

We reasoned that it would be of particular interest to investigate also cells derived from primary tumour to define whether metastatic cells presented peculiar features; however, during all the observation time, we never had the availability of patients undergoing simultaneous resection of both primary tumour and metastases.

It is not, however, peculiar to Christianity.

But they are an important test case for people who believe unconditionally in defending the constitutional right to free speech, however peculiar the consequences.

It was a singular expression of national grief and in some ways a peculiar one.Entertainers, however famous, rarely, if ever, depart in such ceremony.