Sentence examples for peculiar trait of from inspiring English sources

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.

The other peculiar trait of the modern adolescent is, according to Dr. Lindner, "the abandonment of that solitude which was at once the trademark of adolescence and the source of its deepest despairs as of its dubious ecstasies.

This peculiar trait of food crop farmers can stifle the future development of the food crop subsector in Ghana.

Thus high stability of PSII supercomplexes appears to be a peculiar trait of P. patens, and is similar to recent results found for Inga sapindoides [41].

These higher indexes, together with URI and TRI, should be interpreted as if Hypnomys possessed relatively more elongated zygopodes than E. q. ophiusae, a peculiar trait of the genus.

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.

Given the peculiar traits of the supply chain targeted in this study, the second general research hypothesis is broken down into the set of research hypotheses described in Table 3.

On further investigation, we found this peculiar trait to be an artifact of the control algorithm and the choice of metric used in the baseline scheme.

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.