Sentence examples for peculiar spot from inspiring English sources

China's economy is in a peculiar spot.

"She was in a peculiar spot," Miss Hepburn wrote.

To begin with, Nicholson occupies a peculiar spot, perched at the edge of the entrance to the upper roadway of the Queensboro Bridge.

Chefs like Ms. Cao find themselves in a peculiar spot at the beginning of the Year of the Dog, poised between a public hungry to learn about the world's cuisine and a community where many culinary traditions are slipping.

Ms. Coggs, 30, a consultant who is the niece of G. Spencer Coggs, a Democratic state senator, finds herself in a peculiar spot, campaigning door to door against a candidate who cannot appear himself and who for some has become a symbol of a fight against racial inequality.

Krugman has a peculiar blind spot when it comes to scorn.

The late Peter Porter had a peculiar blind spot where modern Irish poetry was concerned.

Yet you describe a profession that is colluding in doing harm to its own patients.There is this peculiar blind spot in the culture of academic medicine around whether withholding trial results is research misconduct.

ANTARCTICA is a peculiar place.

Peculiar place, this America.

Researchers postulate that a peculiar asteroid spotted near Jupiter is a permanent guest from a completely different solar system.