Sentence examples for perhaps peculiar from inspiring English sources

You've always had a particular — or, perhaps, peculiar — kind of modesty about your work.

The style fits its subject: playful, disinclined to obey the customary forms and ingenious in the pursuit of its particular, perhaps peculiar goals.

What you may recall, though, from the dimmer recesses of memory, is the feeling this movie evokes, a feeling perhaps peculiar to (certainly most vivid in) adolescence: the sense that the world is almost unbearably charged with significance, electric with meaning.

Now, his death is being mourned in a manner perhaps peculiar to our current moment. .

Ours are perhaps more peculiar than those of any other in the universe".In 1929, Jay Lovestone, the head of the American communist party, was summoned to Moscow.

Wagner's gravid prelude was perhaps a peculiar choice for a family-oriented concert, and met with some restlessness from the younger members of the audience.

Perhaps our peculiar flirtations with artificial intelligence, artificial life and above all the artificial love elicited in passionate relations with user-friendly gadgets do signal a seismic movement.

But perhaps its peculiar genesis – born out of jam sessions, moulded into shape by Blur's other protagonist – is what prevents The Magic Whip from suffering the fate of 2002's largely Coxonless Think Tank: an album that had plenty of great songs, but felt like a Albarn solo project struggling to pass itself off as a band effort.

What was perhaps most peculiar about the announcement was that it was given by a cartoonish Mark Zuckerberg avatar speaking from the company's Spaces virtual reality app that runs on the Oculus Rift headset.

Perhaps the peculiar and unique evolution of the Russian state is one where state-sponsored projects like Skolkovo are needed to change mindsets and create outward-facing companies, be that in Moscow, Yekaterinburg or even the steppes of Siberia.

The timing was, perhaps, more peculiar than the move itself.