Sentence examples for that peculiarly from inspiring English sources

Again we come back to that peculiarly British trait: a feeling of awkwardness impeding our careers.

Levy has taken two important decisions that peculiarly influence our likely answers to this question.

One wonders what influence that peculiarly British institution, the annual Bad Sex Awards, has had on practising novelists.

At home, he is the inheritor of that peculiarly British royal legacy of diamond-encrusted crowns and mud-encrusted Wellington boots.

"The Trout Fisher," said the memo, in that peculiarly sporting style that only the English can pull off, "casts patiently all day.

Then we made that peculiarly Russian gesture: we spread our hands out, palms up, and shrugged slightly, looking askance at one another.

At this point we've got a pretty good understanding of what the device will look like, what sort of components it's going to pack inside that peculiarly-curved frame, and what it's capable of in terms of software.

That seemed peculiarly appropriate for RhythMEK.

Inside it, Morris has found a bizarre fantasy that is peculiarly hard to analyse.

Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II of England came to the throne in a way that was peculiarly of her age.

However I can't help but chuckle at the technological elements that seem peculiarly anachronistic and rooted in the 1960s.