Sentence examples for peculiar speech from inspiring English sources

But early on, jargon became the name of the peculiar speech used by criminal groups.

He highlights peculiar speech (a high school coach appreciated anyone who was "inn-terr-esst-edd").

This peculiar speech has astonished linguists since they began studying it several decades ago.

The rhythmically peculiar speech patterns, a cryptic road map to movement, give rise to a gestural language all its own.

The peculiar speech even begins to feel almost comical, in a dark way, as the subject matter becomes more grisly.

I think both he and his father, because they have peculiar speech patterns, have been underestimated in terms of their intellectual capacity.

English is a peculiar language.

LIKE blooms on a peculiar plant, speeches by the head of the British security service are rare; and when they do appear, they draw attention.

The writer meets his old friend, Jimmy Forbes, again and hears his peculiar type of speech called "schizoverbia".

By Fred Packard The New Yorker, August 20 , 1949P. 46 The writer meets his old friend, Jimmy Forbes, again and hears his peculiar type of speech called "schizoverbia".

"My palace, my rules," enunciates this peculiar shaman of speech.