Sentence examples for peculiar note from inspiring English sources

Even then, the peculiar note of California — the ease of an ever-temperate climate — was identifiable, and it penetrates his writing of the period.

And this peculiar note about citations for blog comments is sure to bring a smile to any blogger's face: There is no need to add pseud.

Years ago, when I was teaching at Berkeley, I received a peculiar note circulated among faculty members by the head of the humanities center.

On the evening of November 29 , 1980 32-year-old Granger Taylor left his parents a peculiar note before vanishing from their farm in Duncan, a small town on southern Vancouver Island.

The incidence of SAH increases with age, and this tendency is of peculiar note given the recent aging of the population.

"These instruments have idiosyncratic and peculiar notes," explains Woodward.

What's peculiar to note before I get started in sharing the data is that half of the respondents had to use a VPN to access the survey because the platform, Survey Gizmo, is currently blocked by some of the ISPs.

The Sacks also wrote warnings to one another: "Lady is very peculiar — 'crazy,' " a note from around 1960 reports about a collector worth visiting in Connecticut.

Read about Asian English, or Indian English, note peculiar use of English words.

"Subsequent to my jokes, the evening took a peculiar turn," he noted.

We also got some handy exposition on the prophets and God's peculiar form of note-taking this week; not only are the prophets like slayers -- a new one is only activated after the current holy messenger dies -- but it appears that God has written a whole, multi-chapter handbook for humanity to protect itself with, and we've been stumbling around in the dark for all these millennia.