Sentence examples for peculiar lexicon from inspiring English sources
The peculiar lexicon and tousled persona is as artificial, in its way, as anything Mitt Romney has to offer.
DURING her appearance last week before the 9/11 commission, Condoleezza Rice and her questioners dipped into the peculiar lexicon of national security circles.
To lend extra authenticity to the Na'vi — the tall, blue-skinned, vaguely feline humanoids living on the distant world of Pandora — Cameron enlisted the help of a linguist to construct a full-fledged language, with its own peculiar phonetics, lexicon and syntax.
The nickname referred to his tenacity and also to his peculiar Southern California lexicon.
Recovery in the baby boom lexicon foreshadows peculiar changes.
In McCarthy's lexicon, Taft was not merely wrong, he was in the enemy camp and was showing a "peculiar affinity for Nazism".
(In his lexicon, "you" becomes "kavoo".) The language is matched by his nutty costume (he wears a red, tubelike fez, a dark head cloth and some kind of Persian robe) and a peculiar, exaggerated walk.
buys Lexicon's linguistic rationales.
She certainly changed our lexicon.
