Sentence examples for peculiarly rich from inspiring English sources
The discovery about 1940 that the liver of the soupfin shark (Galeorhinus galeus) of California is peculiarly rich in vitamin A led to the explosive development of a special fishery in California for this species.
De Botton suggests that these modest examples are derived from religious faith and commitment, powerful stuff, which on a wider scale have enabled liberal education to flourish, societies to cohere, and individuals to engage with one another in peculiarly rich and successful ways.
Because of the way the issue of singular structure in relativistic spacetimes ramifies into almost every major open question in relativistic physics today, both physical and philosophical, it provides a peculiarly rich and attractive focus for these sorts of questions.
Possible cross reactivity can be excluded because gliadin is a prolamine, and gliadin derived peptides are peculiarly rich in proline, which makes it very specific to immune system.
Peculiarly, drippingly rich.
But, until now, the Capitol has remained a very public space, a peculiarly American political town square, rich in an almost Dickensian collection of scenes and personalities.
The style of the pieces is peculiarly the author's own — a rich prose occasionally touched with purple but never with dullness or disenchantment.
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.
The 50p tax debate has created a complex, peculiarly British argument about envy, retributions, aspiration and the super-rich.
The border and the compartments of this ceiling display foliage, flowers, peacock's feathers, and other ornaments of a rich hue, and of a delicate texture, which... seem peculiarly adapted for this lofty and suspended situation".
That produced a rich discussion among lawyers in the courthouse, whether the suggestion merited the peculiarly Alaskan description that Mr. Sullivan was "pushing Mrs. Stevens off the dog sled" to protect his client.
