Sentence examples for peculiar individual from inspiring English sources

But the peculiar, individual and persistent nature of Will and Jack's friendship is its great strength, and one that marks White out as an immensely gifted chronicler of the intricacies of the human heart.

Bashir described Limbaugh as a "peculiar individual" and wondered, "what do you think he means by suggesting that he wants to watch videos of students at Georgetown University using the contraception pill?" "I have no idea," MSNBC contributor Jonathan Capehart responded.

Anna and Tess are recognizable types but also solid, peculiar individuals, something that becomes clear only after their identity swap.

The motive is hardly peculiar to individual shareholders.

The glands of arachnids are usually peculiar to individual orders.

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

If these claims are true, they are certainly important; for the facts here adduced suggest that the experiences or visions on which different metaphysicians build are not peculiar to individual minds but occur commonly and regularly.

Aspects peculiar to individual models are of value but must be interpreted with caution.

Prior to the phylogenetic analysis, signal peptide sequences and other N and C terminal extentions peculiar to individual taxa were excluded.

In the course of 20 years of hiking, Michael O'Shea, a physicist at Kansas State University, Manhattan, noticed something rather peculiar: Smaller individuals often seemed better able to carry a heavy pack than larger ones of equal fitness.

One approach is to think of it as an attitude of a peculiar, supra-individual entity.[6] The intention expressed by "We are running to the shelter" is, on this view, an attitude had by whatever entity is denoted by the 'we'we