Sentence examples for peculiar subjects from inspiring English sources

Initially I read just to please myself: the happy odd person left alone with his peculiar subjects.

Together, they discuss all manner of peculiar subjects, most of which would never appear on the national curriculum, as well as more earthbound but no less marvellous things like the hatching of the blackbird chicks in the tree where Mina likes to sit.

At the same time we must remark, that however powerful and useful they may be as an instrument, they cannot be used with safety without considerable knowledge of the peculiar subjects, and without the exercise of great discretion in drawing results.

Although the generalizability of the results obtained in peculiar subjects to the general population may be always questionable, we believe that our findings reflect normal brain activity.

It seems a peculiar subject for a Young British Artist of the Damian Hirst and Rachel Whiteread generation, but for Wallinger, the racing world encapsulates the country's three national obsessions - he describes horse breeding as 'eugenics by proxy and it's no accident the aristocracy were interested in that'.

Exploring the background behind the peculiar subject of his experiment – a mechanically spinning disc – reveals a hidden prehistory of spark-illuminated photography: physicists' pre-photographic techniques for stopping time.

The historian seeks to capture the unique pattern and peculiar characteristics of a particular subject: to paint a portrait, rather than take an X-ray image.

Additionally, one particular subject showed a peculiar profile of distribution of response times for mental impasse.

But actually, "BBC One – Dreadful new Idents 03/01/17" is more than that; it's an object lesson in that most peculiar of subjects: Britishness. .

A peculiar case is cancer.

In particular, diabetic subjects have a peculiar pattern of dyslipidaemia characterized by elevated triglycerides, low HDL-C, and presence of small-dense LDLs.