Sentence examples for this peculiarly from inspiring English sources

This peculiarly American churning impressed Tocqueville greatly.

This, peculiarly, makes it Iraq's second-worst enemy.

After World War II this peculiarly English toy was revived.

But now a fashion site is claiming to have the answer to this peculiarly feminine challenge.

His expression is less implacable than he probably imagines, this peculiarly convivial and questing hermit.

But, as Rome marks his first anniversary, just how successful has this peculiarly popular pontiff been?

The unexpectedness of this is peculiarly interesting.

Allowing for those that hide successfully, the real ratio is probably much higher.What, if anything, about all this is peculiarly "Asian"?

But the very nature of terrorism great uncertainty about when and where an attack comes, and how bad it might be makes this a peculiarly subjective area of insurance underwriting.

He helps us to see poems, such as this famous, peculiarly haunting 19-syllable haiku, in a new light:The apparition of these faces in the crowd: Petals on a wet, black bough.That Mr Moody is constantly being upstaged by the subject of his study is not surprising.

This term highlights a peculiarly postmodern twist this radical right has put on the "big lie" propaganda that Hitler famously recommended.