Sentence examples for peculiar part of 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.

Literary locations have long fired some peculiar part of our imagination, especially when they are transposed on the world around us.

There are enough distinctive observations and neat turns of phrase to mark Oh Land as a peculiar part of the corps de pop.

It was granted after Black Rod wrote to the monarch asking whether it would be possible to award him the honour, given that the chapel is a "royal peculiar" – part of the royal estate.

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

Statistics, however, mask part of the story, not taking into account the peculiar role of "the bush" in the Australian psyche.

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.

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.

Plants include the Kerguelen cabbage, peculiar to that part of the world.