Sentence examples for peculiar styles from inspiring English sources

"It's A place where everything is mixed up, races, religions, food, cultures and of course music.Brazilian music has a lot of different and peculiar styles, but there are a few of them that match with half-time tempo to drum and bass.

"Weill had a peculiar style of mentoring," Mr. McDonald notes.

The name shifted to a midsize series with rather peculiar styling for 1962.

I hope, too, it suggests the kinds of truths that Stein's peculiar style supports.

By Leo Robson Green's peculiar style arose from a keen sense of human unknowability.

Cohen has a peculiar style of shooting: he does it secretly, and always at hip level.

Henry Campendonk (1889-1957), almost unknown today, was another contributor; his peculiar style combines abstraction and figuration.

But it's not just the rich hippie 70's clothes that give the film its peculiar style.

He's become a multimillion-selling cult figure, trafficking in a peculiar style that once transfixed the world but now feels anachronistic.

In some cases, however, the situation of Christian minorities is ideally suited to demonstrate to outsiders the peculiar style of life of a Christian culture.

More memorable than the outcomes were the colt's long tail and his peculiar style of racing, both of which became conversation pieces.