Sentence examples for peculiarly at from inspiring English sources

The exception is Lyon, peculiarly at this same Galle ground, where he took 5-34.

Unemployment is around 15%. Argentina is peculiarly at risk from external shocks, like this week's global stockmarket gyrations, because of its unusual, currency-board monetary system.

In a capital city, with clever, independent-minded, day and weekly-boarding pupils, Westminster was peculiarly at risk from student rebellion and the easy availability of drugs.

The Jarawa are peculiarly at risk because they live so close to a holiday resort, but dozens of other extremely remote groups are also in danger.

Among painters, only early Stella seems echt minimalist, because the work is so desolatingly objectlike, though Mangold's dry, shaped paintings, infused with denatured color, feel peculiarly at ease in both shows.

Why else would Dostoyevsky take such pains describing the examining magistrate in "Crime and Punishment?" Porfiry Petrovich "was a man of about 35, of not quite medium height, corpulent and even paunchy, clean-shaven, with closely cropped hair on a large round head which bulged out rather peculiarly at the back.

For all Japan's prowess in designing computers, the government is peculiarly inept at running them.

The police have proven peculiarly inept at stemming sporadic but recurrent bouts of sectarian strife.

The country is peculiarly successful at educating immigrants and the children of immigrants, points out Jytte Klausen, a political scientist at Brandeis University.In any case, Mrs May's abandoned policy would not have tackled radicalisation at its root.

Peculiarly enough, at the same time that live opera went into cinemas, opera companies began to engage big-name film directors to create new productions for stage, not screen.

Pietersen was out peculiarly, jabbing at a ball from Starc outside off stump which flew to slip soon after making his second slowest fifty in Tests (the slowest was in New Zealand in the winter, so maybe Pietersen is changing).