Sentence examples for peculiarly different from inspiring English sources

Of course, spectacular nature is only the half of it: the southern islands also possess a fascinating and peculiarly different culture to the mainland.

But there is a sense in which the Norse Gods are peculiarly human in a different way.

He can demonstrate an argument by reference to Hegel or the film Casablanca, or make an aside on how the German, French and English ways with lavatories are peculiarly demonstrative of their different ideologies.

What is impressive is his peculiarly comprehensive grasp of the different human costs of war, as if he had firsthand knowledge.

Peculiarly, Mao [7] showed that different structures of white noise may have different effects on the population systems; Mao et al. [8] revealed that the environmental noise can suppress a potential population explosion.

When they left Japan, they realized that everything had looked different in that country's peculiarly misty light.

But I think that the story of the bathroom perhaps has a peculiarly Britain quirkiness, because British bathrooms are quite different to American ones.

(This problem was peculiarly British; America's looser class system made governessing quite different).

These are not just austerity policies but a peculiarly German kind of austerity policies, rooted in that country's different tradition of economic thought.

After breathing the gas himself, he wrote: "The feeling of it to my lungs was not sensibly different from that of common air, but I fancied that my breast felt peculiarly light and easy for some time afterwards".

Several different versions of a farewell song, featuring performers from Marcus Mumford to Bob Dylan, tell a peculiarly show business story of times a-changin'.