Sentence examples for peculiar instance from inspiring English sources

In short, who dares win will die but his genes are more likely to live on in the next generation.Dr Foellmer and Dr Fairbairn cite a peculiar instance of a male spider that died after mistakenly inserting his second pedipalp into the carcass of a mealworm.

In Sutton v Hutchinson [2005], he encountered one of the more peculiar instances of such activities: "The appellant is a lap dancer.

Except, that is, in one particular -- and, to many eyes, peculiar -- instance: classical ballet.

It seems peculiar, for instance, to sequester Tom Wesselmann's large-scale collage painting of a glass of milk, sandwich and pack of cigarettes; nothing about it demands a sustained, one-to-one engagement.

India is a peculiar case.

A peculiar case is cancer.

But some candidates still face their own peculiar challenges; for instance, many of their most enthusiastic supporters may not be eligible to vote.

Candidates who try to mine the immigrant vote still face their own peculiar challenges; for instance, there is the task of focusing energy on people who can actually cast a vote on Election Day, and then getting those people to the polls.