Sentence examples for somehow peculiar from inspiring English sources
You could say that this sort of over-the-top approach is somehow peculiar to South Korea, but it might just be away of conveying 'tastiness' onscreen.
However, the results presented here are somehow peculiar, since when we considered the prevalence of cagA and the allelic variants of vacA together, the cagA+/s1m1 combination was significantly more prevalent among the strains isolated from peptic ulcer patients than in NUD patients.
11– 15 Insofar as it is possible that eventually the key heritable or nonheritable factor(s) will show up, it is somehow peculiar that, in many years, we have been able to identify many subtle variations while keeping on missing the rafters we might have had in our eyes.
The circumstances under which Jason arrives at Bellingham are somehow tainted and peculiar.
They somehow match the peculiar feeling, the emotional note, I register when recalling the creation of the characters.
We see how an exhibition travels around the globe maintaining its basic structure and a specific communicative mainstream, but we have pointed out that, in the process of its globalization, the exhibition develops local differences and, somehow, is always peculiar to each location.
It is a narrative version of a genetic mutation, suggesting what might happen if the disparate storytelling talents of Charlie Kaufman, Donald Kaufman and Susan Orlean were somehow mixed into one peculiar hybrid -- art-house cinema spliced with Hollywood spectacle spliced with literary journalism.
It seems both peculiar and somehow fitting that the first real ray of comic warmth in the production should come courtesy of one of Shakespeare's most famous melancholics, the vagabond philosopher Jaques, played with sly and subtle wit by the terrific British actor Stephen Dillane.
That gap is a funny place, somehow devoid of a lot of the sentiment peculiar to both art and life.
But she also clings to the peculiar thought that somehow, she herself drowned, too.
But Salgado proves it truly can reveal new dimensions of the physical, human world, the richness of the peculiar, lovely, terrifying, yet somehow universal things he sees through his viewfinder.
