Sentence examples for peculiarly so because from inspiring English sources

It's solipsistic art, peculiarly so because Mr. Grigely is absent from the conversations, but solipsistic anyway because we inevitably try to piece together a picture of him from the evidence of these scraps, which parade the gallery openings he has been invited to, the private clubs he has visited, the foreign hotels he has stayed in.

He is so amazed at their kindness that he trembles & behaves peculiarly so that they cannot enjoy his company.

Rules on capital and liquidity label government debt as safe and render domestic government debt peculiarly so.

This sounds to me like the former public schoolboy in Cumberbatch speaking, though I hesitate to say so, because he is so weary of the peculiarly British critique that he is too posh to deserve success.

George told the attendants that the seal could speak but they looked at him peculiarly and so he did not press the point.

I say "peculiarly" because, on the face of it, Waiting for Godot is one of the most iconically incomprehensible plays of the modern era.

It is the suggestion that she could, and should, have been bumped off as though she were some deranged South American dictator … "Mantel's contribution is peculiarly damaging because, while she appears so mild-mannered, her message is interpretable as a deadly one.

The Jarawa are peculiarly at risk because they live so close to a holiday resort, but dozens of other extremely remote groups are also in danger.

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

True, publishers everywhere know the seasons that are best for business, yet "la rentree litteraire," or literary return, seems peculiarly French because it is not good for business.

Among these techniques, those based on the surface functionalization by means of self-assembled monolayers and Langmuir Blodgett (LB) films are peculiarly attractive because of, simplicity, versatility.