Sentence examples for peculiar part from inspiring English sources

"This is a peculiar part of theatrical life, and no one has changed it," he said.

The most peculiar part of the ceremony was during the first chords of his entrance song, "Enter Sandman," which the rock band Metallica performed live in center field.

That anonymity, though, is a peculiar part of Kubrick's own artistic strategy, in which the apparently inhuman veers toward the impersonal.

I then came to Yale to teach and concluded that New England was an even more peculiar part of the world.

But perhaps the most peculiar part of this endless budget standoff has been the opposite: Life has gone on uninterrupted for many residents.

"But the peculiar part and what's worrisome is that it is much more common in African-Americans and it is becoming a mini-epidemic.

Mr. Meredith catalogs the stages of Rhodes's scheming while also emphasizing the more peculiar parts of his nature.

The rest of the choreography maintains nearly perpetual motion, yet the churn of patterns without real inspiration feels forced, willed, the peculiar parts mannered rather than carefree.

I felt extremely stupid, but also heartened; this is the sort of peculiar incident – part arthouse prank, part genuine attempt to connect people – that marks Glastonbury out from the rest of the festival field.

A neat, compact man, his open face ringed with greying curls, Hickam has that unruffled way of talking - downhome, but worldly all the same - peculiar to parts of the US South.

At twenty-nine, he is older than most players in the Rays' starting lineup, and he had come to occupy a peculiar social position: part elder statesman, part rookie.