Sentence examples for peculiar picture from inspiring English sources

But while, in Nightcrawler, Bill Paxton's grizzled vet spits out the well-worn news aphorism "If it bleeds, it leads", that doesn't paint the whole peculiar picture of what LA local news looks like today.

John's Gospel paints a peculiar picture of John the Baptist.

Too close an analogy would produce a peculiar picture of God relying upon, for example, induction, sensory evidence, or the testimony of others.

But rather than inviting aging boomers to get all misty eyed about yesteryear, the San Francisco artist's peculiar pictures at Weekend function like flashbacks gone bad.

Others might suggest that the screenless internet, if it comes, will bring its own peculiar horrors: Picture dead-eyed AirPodders mumbling incantations to robotic assistants as they amble zombielike through Times Square (directed by Jordan Peele).

As CO intoxication and heroin-associated spongiform leukoencephalopathy may produce similar MRI findings, both events could have resulted in this peculiar MR picture in our patient.

Kelm's peculiar nature picture functions like a drawing, albeit made with a camera.

This peculiar pathological picture could be explained by the combined effects of hypoxia, mechanical stress and/or inflammatory reaction due to repeated stretching of hyperinflated lungs [ 2], and, very importantly, the toxic effects of cigarette smoke [ 3].

"Some people might think it's peculiar to have a picture of Nixon on the wall, but the sentiment behind it is about being an independent-minded thinker, which is true to me, and true to the work that I do".

Their faces are free from blemishes; such wrinkles as there are seem, miraculously, to serve the purpose of compositional perfection; the flattering shadows and light give the impression of having no natural source -- and in many cases, as with the peculiar shadow in Wills's picture, the photographs have obviously been, to one degree or another, carefully touched up.

OK, so Roger Scruton (pictured) had some peculiar notions.