Sentence examples similar to peculiarly distinct from inspiring English sources
Fanny, the eldest, is of a quiet, modest, unshowy disposition, somewhat given to indolence, which is her greatest fault, but sober, observing, peculiarly clear and distinct in the faculty of memory, and disposed to exercise her own thoughts and follow her own judgment.
As Pylyshyn sees it, the view that he rejects, the view that visual mental imagery involves a representational format that is peculiarly visual and is distinct from the format in which beliefs and propositional attitudes in general are represented, amounts to the claim that images are generated within this cognitively impenetrable, "early visual processing" module.
Both peculiarly prescient.
Mr Assad remains peculiarly popular.
My situation is peculiarly poignant.
Actually, it is peculiarly American.
Books are peculiarly invasive.
Nor are they peculiarly American.
Peculiarly, drippingly rich.
A peculiarly English thing.
