Sentence examples for peculiar propensity from inspiring English sources
Priming is the brain's peculiar propensity to act in accordance with its most recently activated mental pictures.
Fear of this battlestation.'"I realise this was a tongue-in-cheek dialogue, but it seems an example of the peculiar American propensity for hyperreality that no one in the discussion stopped to consider that "Star Wars" is fictional, and that the only thing it can be expected to reveal is the nature of its American creators' and audience's conceptions of warfare and politics.
We'll read more of those head-shaking editorials whose implicit premise is that extremism is a broad cultural propensity rather than an ideological characteristic peculiar to one party.
The main disadvantage of electrospun mats is the propensity to bacterial adhesion associated with their peculiar nanofibrous morphological features.
A peculiar feature of human embryonic stem cells is their propensity for dissociation-induced apoptosis, which used to be a technical obstacle for genetic manipulation of those cells [5].
Bergé (2017) cites higher propensity of trust, enforcement of sanctions and conflict mitigation as some of the advantages that are peculiar to triadic linkages which become feasible as a result of reduction in individual power with the transition from a dyadic interaction to a network-based interaction.
My propensity to unhappiness.
Shigenobu enters, looking peculiar.
It was certainly peculiar.
Describes their peculiar behavior.
