Sentence examples for peculiarly perfect from inspiring English sources
As a result, the contents of the shop, formerly in a state of apparent chaos, began to assume a peculiarly perfect kind of order.
After a catchy opening featuring Bruce Thomas's hypnotic bass line and Pete Thomas's assertive drumming, the song is propelled forward by Steve Nieves's cunningly cheesy organ work and that peculiarly declarative way of singing Costello perfected as a young man.
But, on repeated viewings (and in our home the viewings seem countless), the pitch-perfect parsing of social syndromes betray a peculiarly hermetic sense of class.
Peculiarly, CA produced contigs with ends having a hundred bases of perfect identity.
You might argue that strawberry jam – sweet, meek and boring beyond words – is the perfect conserve for a meal which, in many ways, defines a peculiarly English approach to pleasure: unadventurous, bland, modest.
Perfect voting systems are also impossible to devise, but America's seems peculiarly stuck in a mid-tech wasteland neither simple and old fashioned (putting your cross on a piece of paper) nor simple and high-tech (clicking on a computer).
Mr Assad remains peculiarly popular.
My situation is peculiarly poignant.
Books are peculiarly invasive.
Peculiarly, drippingly rich.
