Sentence examples for peculiar trait from inspiring English sources

This is probably Gerhard Richter's most peculiar trait.

Last week's victory at Arizona showcased the Giants' peculiar trait.

To understand this peculiar trait of Russian foreign policy one doesn't have to be a Kremlinologist.

Other amateur athletes dream of being better than they are, but a peculiar trait of basement Ping-Pong players is that they think they're better than they are.

But other rare birds were also locally common, including the mysterious six-wired bird of paradise and a new-to-science honeyeater that was voiceless, a most peculiar trait for a songbird.

I disliked the latter song back then, and even more so now, for McCartney's mixture of cleverness and cloyingness, a peculiar trait that not even the abrasive Lennon could temper.

(W e must determine retroactivity 'in each case' by looking to the peculiar traits of the specific 'rule in question". Johnson v. New Jersey, 384 U.S. 719, 728, 86 S.Ct.

Many studies have been devoted to their educational outcomes and social mobility pathways while family dynamics and patterns among immigrants and ethnic minorities were under-researched topics for many years, especially in the Southern Europe, where the peculiar traits of migration regime may play a role.

Accordingly as Linkletter and Tehan suggest, we must determine retroactivity 'in each case' by looking to the peculiar traits of the specific 'rule in question.' 381 U.S., at 629, 85 S.Ct., at 1737; 382 U.S., at 410, 86 S.Ct., at 461.

Given the peculiar traits of the supply chain analyzed, the second general research hypothesis is broken down into the set of specific hypotheses described in Table 2.

Given the peculiar traits of the supply chain targeted in this study, the first general research hypothesis is broken down into the set of specific research hypotheses described in Table 1.