Sentence examples for peculiar stance from inspiring English sources

The potoos are noted for a peculiar stance, perching usually at the top of a stump, broken branch, or at a knob on an upwardly inclined limb.

The mayor dismissed the fund-raising letter as old news, a peculiar stance from someone who's so keen on not forgetting.

FOR a party that likes to preach about the evils of an overweening federal government and the virtues of deferring authority to states, localities and individuals, it was a peculiar stance.

He seemed to regard this year's Medicare bill as another victory for cost controls, a peculiar stance for a law that includes a new entitlement priced at more than $50 billion a year.

It still remains to be seen if AT&T will continue their peculiar stance of disabling non-Market installation of apps (as seen on the Motorola Backflip), but we're allowed to dream, right?

To prolong the joke, in his own games Trumble would adopt the same peculiar stance and method he advocated.

How peculiar that a deadbeat dad would take this particular stance, even as a form of desperate attention seeking.

The ECB's stance is peculiar.

Yet notably neither the Xunzi nor the Huang Di texts share the Legalists' peculiar anti-ministerial and anti-intellectuals' stance, hence their identification as "Legalist" texts is misleading.

However, while Argentina's stance was not that peculiar by the standard of developing countries, where inward-looking development strategies were the norm, it was unusual by the standard of the rich countries, the club to which ostensibly Argentina wished to belong, or rather remain.

Nash's batting stance was described as "peculiar".