Sentence examples for peculiar point of from inspiring English sources

His camera slithered through every nook and cranny to find just the right peculiar point of view.

There wasn't space to mention, in DVD Notes this week, another peculiar point of intersection between Chris Marker's documentary "A Grin Without a Cat" and Michelangelo Antonioni's drama "Zabriskie Point": the presence of Julian Beck's Living Theatre.

Crowe's point of view is unstable: we can't get a hold on Russell, a character now decent and talented, now casually vicious or emotionally absent....The plot turns on a peculiar point of honor.

In part, this is because dementia affects how a person experiences the world, and game systems can also be read as inherently subjective — they don't necessarily reflect a concrete truth but model an idealized state that can be traced back to a peculiar point of view.

In the introduction to his study of mass murder, Heroes, he says, "I saw the agony of capitalism and dismantling of social civilisation from a very peculiar point of view: crime and suicide".

For example, the ancient peoples noticed peculiar points of light that wandered amongst their background.

It is at this peculiar point that the alchemic mix of AI software, recruiting-based business models and venture capital are coming together to build startups.

That is the core point of "Peculiar Institution: America's Death Penalty in an Age of Abolition" by David Garland, which Justice Stevens writes about in his essay.

It seems possible to engage in the kind of impartial thinking that is needed, not just by utilitarianism, but by any plausible morality, without going all the way to Sidgwick's very peculiar notion of "the point of view of the universe".

It has entered local lore as the focal point of a peculiar law-enforcement scandal, one that has, in varying degrees, engulfed the city's mayor, Willie Brown, its police chief, and its district attorney.

A fascinating and peculiar YA novel told from the point of view of the ghost herself – one of four teenage sisters living beside a boy's school.