Sentence examples for peculiar points from inspiring English sources

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

Thus, he arrives at a peculiar point where his artwork appears to be advertising itself.

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

My hair was cut short in a Dutch bob, with bangs, and my teeth came to a peculiar point in front.

The curtain raiser was the "Ruy Blas" Overture, a showpiece that makes a peculiar point: that Mendelssohn could produce an electrifying piece almost against his will.

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.

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.

An examination of these images of Venus as well as pre-launch laboratory images led us to the conclusion that this peculiar point-spread function (PSF) is caused by multiple reflections of light inside the detector substrate.

In fact, at one rather peculiar point, Holder promised to resign from his post if he felt his position as Attorney General had been compromised.