Sentence examples for peculiarities that from inspiring English sources

But we also have peculiarities that could be useful in reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

Here are some of the peculiarities that will make next season particularly interesting.

To this end, comedy focusses on peculiarities that are not indissolubly bound up with the individuality of a single person.

This package ends the historic peculiarities that have grown up around MPs' pay, and sets MPs' pensions on a sustainable footing for the future.

But nothing, Dr. Wennberg says, is so counterintuitive as the peculiarities that keep cropping up in the use of medical services.

Before turning this spiritual testament into political testimony, we might note the peculiarities that set it apart from the generic late Romantic style.

Today we continue our Presidential Geography series, a one-by-one examination of the peculiarities that drive the politics in all 50 states and the District of Columbia.

Handwriting analysis, for example, is based on the premise that, by the time people become adults, their writing has acquired peculiarities that may be used to identify them.

It is the wedding of these factors to Saudi Arabia's social peculiarities that may account for its topping of the virtual rankings.

We continue our Presidential Geography series, a one-by-one examination of the peculiarities that drive the politics in all 50 states and the District of Columbia.

And in gratitude for not hearing yet another account of the First Concerto, a listener was prepared to acknowledge but overlook the structural peculiarities that have made the Second an also-ran.