Sentence examples for peculiarly appropriate from inspiring English sources
That seemed peculiarly appropriate for RhythMEK.
Moreover, it so happens that this year's fashions in everyday things seem peculiarly appropriate for cruising.
Healing is kind of a corny word but it's peculiarly appropriate here; wounds don't easily heal if they are not out in the open.
The creation of the British empire caused large portions of the global map to be tinted a rich vermilion, and the colour turned out to be peculiarly appropriate.
However, it is peculiarly appropriate to the process of disintegration and breakdown which the narrator is trying to replicate as well as recall".
The liberties had for centuries performed a necessary cultural and ideological function in the city's symbolic economy, one that can be only briefly summarized here but that made them peculiarly apt ground for early modern drama to appropriate and turn to its own use and livelihood.
Similarly, the special effects are slightly disappointing: the monster is of appropriate size and ferocity, but it feels peculiarly weightless: it's frightening, but never feels truly menacing.
This suggests an inadequacy or incompleteness in the account in Categories, for there he had seemed to assume that being the subject of predication belonged peculiarly to substance, and also that a subject is an individual of an appropriate kind what he calls a 'this such': and matter is not an individual, but that from which an individual is made.
I look for no sympathy, but I thought it appropriate to mention it early, because in a really cheesy, defining and perhaps peculiarly ironic way, in the long term at least, I see it as one of the best things that has happened in my life.
Others argued to the contrary that the four principles are not an appropriate basis for a global bioethics because at least some of them in particular the principle of autonomy reflect peculiarly Western values.
