There is, though, a peculiar aspect of strong Whorfian claims, giving them a local analog of ineffability: the content of such a claim cannot be expressed in any language it is true of.
The attempt to tailor this shaggy style to fit the bony body of a genre novella has not been entirely successful; Breakfast with the Borgias, though often winningly peculiar, feels at once over-decorated with ideas and unfinished at the edges.
Often, architects and critics stress the "democratic" or egalitarian virtues of vineyard-style seating, though the peculiar height of the Elbphilharmonie makes the lower seats, closest to the orchestra, more equal than others, especially the highest ones, which can inspire vertigo.
The present results could confirm that migraine with and without aura phenotypes share a common way of brain response to visual stimuli, though a peculiar parietal-occipital cortical inter-connection mode characterizes patients experiencing aura symptoms.
Still, I can't help but feel that these feelings, though obviously not singular, are peculiar, or more intense, with that handful of teams that do seem to sum up their city.
Most of those peculiar names, though, go under the radar.
"Looper" is a peculiar product, though, in ways that reach beyond the Möbius strip of its plot.
Those whose homes were searched, though, grumbled about a peculiar change in what they understood — mainly from television — to be the law.
The idea of an arts center, though, was also exceedingly peculiar for its time, bringing together institutions with their own boards, social circles and ambitions, asserting that each would somehow gain from the presence of the others.
