Sentence examples for reference to a peculiar from inspiring English sources

Instead it makes reference to a peculiar promotion in which users can buy a 16GB microSD on the cheap, which makes me wonder if AT&T had to strike some strange deal in order to make their exclusive color a reality.

This is so peculiar a reference to a society in which, in 1860, one-third of the South's population — 3,950,511 souls — was enslaved, that it seems deluded or obfuscatory.

This is a crowd that's big on exceptionalism, and not according to its onetime definition: as a reference to the peculiar and advantageous circumstances of our country's genesis.

(Anderson cites Zweig's reference to the peculiar institution of the passport, and Prochnik takes note of its role in the film).

Court artists have to work to a peculiar discipline.

Nor is he likely to echo Mr. Adams's references to "the peculiar circumstances of the recent election".

These peculiar shapes can be taken into account to describe the reference domain of several nanoplates, where a nanoplate refers to a flat structure reinforced with Carbon Nanotubes (CNTs).

Gladstone's peculiar reference to those "beyond" the community of observant Jews was a swipe at Disraeli who had been baptised into the Anglican communion aged 12.

A reference to the bankers?

This is a reference to my work.

(a reference to Thomas Shadwell).