Sentence examples for way peculiar from inspiring English sources
He seemed in no way peculiar.
Physicists, particularly in the Twentieth Century, had a strong aversion to "numerology", a word they used in a way peculiar to themselves.
The public defenestration of General David McKiernan, a distinguished career officer who took command in Kabul less than one year ago, was brutal in that cold, callous way peculiar to American officialdom.
The symphony, composed in 1943, was one of several works that capture, in a way peculiar to Shostakovich, both the terror and the determination of the Russians during the war years.
"And surely every human being in history had been born into a world that was in some way peculiar: blown out of shape by cataclysm," the Italian scientist surmises.
Click here to listen All jostling claps, taut kicks and tweaking 303s, Bang – the standout track from Alkan's debut solo EP – sees the respected DJ mining acieed house in a way peculiar enough that it doesn't come off as pure nostalgia (a disease at epidemic levels in dance music).
But these reminders are amalgamated by Mr. Alston in ways peculiar to him: ways far from conservative.
The roots of this battle are in some ways peculiar to Britain.
But comedy is funniest, and truest, when people make fools of themselves in ways peculiar to their characters.
The fear is that, if one slipped out of Moscow's orbit, others might follow.Moscow's problems with Kaliningrad are in some ways peculiar to the local geography.
There's no way my peculiar set of adaptive characteristics could have survived except in that crucible".
