Sentence examples for the same peculiar from inspiring English sources

But, like everyone here, she's dealing with the same peculiar vortex of formal and informal, private and social.

The same peculiar alignment of religion and Hollywood was evident in the shops along the approach to St. Peter's.

On the contrary, she says, Poles like the communitarianism of today's French and Germans.In this section A bad patch Frosty for the French The same peculiar team?

This time the People's Party will be able to govern virtually on its own.In this section A bad patch Frosty for the French The same peculiar team?

Peugeot, a French car company, recently chose Slovakia over Poland for a new factory.In this section A bad patch Frosty for the French The same peculiar team?

And by 4 p.m., both places are redolent with the same peculiar smell of muggy Champagne mixed with the Fourth of July.

Machu Picchu is a set of ruins in that same peculiar way that Central Park is a nature preserve, I realized.

A neat, compact man, his open face ringed with greying curls, Hickam has that unruffled way of talking - downhome, but worldly all the same - peculiar to parts of the US South.

Iago in fact belongs to a class of character, common to Shakespear and at the same time peculiar to him; whose heads are as acute and active as their hearts are hard and callous.

All the members of the IF protein family share typical biochemical properties, the same molecular organization, peculiar sequence aspects and the capability to reassemble spontaneously in vitro, without requiring cofactors.

"Monk offered the same jagged arpeggios, odd voicings and peculiar articulation that established him long ago as one of the most individualistic pianists of jazz history," wrote critic Feather at the time.