Sentence examples for peculiar method from inspiring English sources

One suspects that this has much to do with the writers' peculiar method.

The way the loophole works relates to the peculiar method in which money managers are compensated.

October 6th 1990: A peculiar method to display the relationship between American interest rates and the strength of the dollar during the 1970-80s.

Owen and his cohorts told HuffPost that the multi-tasking director -- who also writes, shoots, edits and produces every episode -- devised a peculiar method for making Season 1 that's back in action this year.

I sought Mr. Packer sure of finding something the others reporters had missed: a peculiar method he uses to pick journalists from a crowd; an insightful analysis of the diction and syntax most likely to see print; a precise statement of what it is that my colleagues seek from men on the street, which I have never understood [1].

He practiced some peculiar methods.

Balzac was notable for his peculiar methods of composition.

But go with the high concept and there's plenty to appreciate in Thomas's doggedly peculiar methods.

As a conductor be has peculiar methods - almost as vague as his music - and his beat must be difficult to follow.

Italian mobsters have long been lampooned for their tacky tastes and peculiar methods of psychological intimidation, but also for their banter and quick thinking in dangerous situations, so The Sopranos perhaps takes this to its natural conclusion – seeing the home life, anxieties and fears of a big, tough mafia chief.

Their particular — and, frankly, peculiar — building method is called cordwood masonry.