Sentence examples for peculiarly shaped from inspiring English sources

In the worship site each orixá has its own stone, which is peculiarly shaped, coloured, or textured; arranged in a distinctive position on the altar; and identified as the Cross of Christ.

All four species of avocet have peculiarly shaped beaks that are long, thin and curve upwards.

A shark with a peculiarly shaped snout and needlelike teeth was recently caught in the Gulf of Mexico, National Geographic reports.

Perhaps the most famous is Crinkly – so called because of his peculiarly shaped neck.

The exotic combination of strangely coloured liquids in peculiarly shaped glasses.

The stellarator — known as the NCSX — was supposed to stoke that fire within its peculiarly shaped core.

The files contain a trove of observations from British citizens about unexplained phenomena they observed in the sky and reported to the Ministry of Defense, including peculiarly flashing lights, oddly shaped or strangely behaving aircraft or things that just looked as if they did not belong there.

There's nothing healthy for society or speech if mainstream platforms sit on their hands while abusive users bludgeon, bully and bend public debate into a peculiarly intolerant shape.

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.

What's more, this scatological streak extends to a peculiarly-shaped local cake, la tifa, with sugar flies to top it all off!

So the president's insistence that America remain unchallenged global hegemon, and his willingness to attack nations unilaterally even in the absence of clear provocation, is a stance peculiarly ill-suited to the global technological environment that is taking shape.