Sentence examples for peculiar standards from inspiring English sources
"peculiar standards" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to describe a set of standards, or rules, that are strange or unusual. For example, "The school has some peculiar standards that must be followed by all students."
In the N.F.L., the Minnesota Vikings may best appreciate the peculiar standards the Patriots now face.
To that extent, she upheld the peculiar standards of her era, but in other ways she kept them at bay.
In fact, Lena Olin is, by the peculiar standards of early-21st-century Hollywood, hard to cast.
"He considered himself my rival," Mr. Wolf wrote of Mr. Mielke, describing him as "a warped personality even by the peculiar standards of morality that apply in the espionage world".
(The A.P. ran an item regretting the "breezy" Soyle oncehe exchange).
Ortiz was, by this peculiar standard, the worst offender a recent study by the Post revealed that his at-bats last the longest, on average, of any Yankee or Red Sox player but the home-town press were more immediately concerned with a greater potential embarrassment.
With this in mind it is quite peculiar that standard needles which are mainly configured for blood sampling and infusion therapy, comprising large quantities of residual spaces, are used.
It's all very peculiar by our standards, but it worked for several decades.
It isn't just that his subjects are peculiar by operatic standards, or that his works have always been presented by theater companies.
Bill of fare: beyond tacos The hours kept by many Mexico City restaurants are peculiar by our standards, and you may be told that "no one" eats dinner until 10 p.m.
Lacking any mouth, gut, reproductive organs, or indeed any evidence of internal anatomy, their lifestyle was somewhat peculiar by modern standards; the most widely accepted hypothesis holds that they sucked nutrients out of the surrounding seawater by osmotrophy or osmosis.
