inglés example sentences with "peculiar"

Every nation has its peculiar character.
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Feathers are peculiar to birds.
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Was Nazism peculiar to Germany?
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For instance, bowing is peculiar to us, the Japanese.
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The odd custom is peculiar to the region.
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The plants are peculiar to the district.
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There seems to be something peculiar about the boy.
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The practice is peculiar to Japan.
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The surface of the peculiar object is fairly rough.
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Such a custom is not peculiar to the Americans.
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This is a custom peculiar to Japan.
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This is a weakness peculiar to young people.
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This style of cooking is peculiar to China.
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This custom is peculiar to Japan.
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This milk has a peculiar taste.
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This milk has a peculiar smell.
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The koala is an animal peculiar to Australia.
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Dressed in a loud and peculiar outfit, she stood out in the crowd.
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The custom of bowing is peculiar to the islanders.
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Sending year-end gifts is one of the customs peculiar to Japan.
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That way of speaking is peculiar to people in this part of the country.
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Language is peculiar to man.
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What is peculiar to Japan at mealtimes is that people eat rice out of little bowls.
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Can you name any plants peculiar to Japan?
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The humor of his speech is derived from his peculiar local accent.
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He is very peculiar in his behavior.
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You know I am not born to tread in the beaten track — the peculiar bent of my nature pushes me on.
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Tom is a very peculiar person.
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Constructed languages either are simplified as much as possible, or their grammar lacks the harmony peculiar to natural languages. Both disadvantages emasculate the language.
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Tom's peculiar attitude on the matter doesn't spring from any one cause.
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A turkey is a large bird whose flesh, when eaten on certain religious anniversaries, has the peculiar property of attesting piety and gratitude.
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The man who lives next to Tom is quite peculiar.
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That's peculiar.
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I am afraid I cannot convey the peculiar sensations of time travelling. They are excessively unpleasant.
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That was pretty peculiar.
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It's peculiar.
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What a peculiar contraption! What on earth is that for?
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She has the most peculiar ideas, which surprise everybody.
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Mary wasn't sure what to feel when Tom compared her breasts to twin stoats with pointed noses. Although that must have been meant as a compliment, it was certainly a very peculiar one at that.

She noticed something peculiar about her daughter's behavior.

You're a peculiar girl.

You're a peculiar girl, Mary.

He's very peculiar.

Your point of view is certainly peculiar.

He has a peculiar phobia about moths.

They say Tom is very peculiar.

That's a peculiar choice of words.

You have filled the fields, which are dear to me, with the tumult of war: you have taken as plunder the herds and flocks, which were my peculiar care.

I remembered the case well, for it was one in which Holmes had taken an interest on account of the peculiar ferocity of the crime and the wanton brutality which had marked all the actions of the assassin.

Tom is very peculiar.

Holmes was turning the pipe about in his hand, and staring at it in his peculiar pensive way.

Then to Anchises, as he bids us spread / the sails, with reverence speaks Apollo's seer, / "Far-famed Anchises, honoured with the bed / of haughty Venus, Heaven's peculiar care, / Twice saved from Troy! behold Ausonia there, / steer towards her coasts, yet skirt them; far away / that region lies, which Phoebus doth prepare. / Blest in thy son's devotion, take thy way. / Why should more words of mine the rising South delay?"

I know that Tom is a very peculiar person.

I know Tom is a very peculiar person.

Tradition, always busy, at least in Scotland, to grace with a legendary tale a spot in itself interesting, had ascribed a cause of peculiar veneration to this fountain.

If therefore you will hear my voice, and keep my covenant, you shall be my peculiar possession above all people: for all the earth is mine.

She had an accent that was peculiar to Kabylie.

Peculiar. I would never think about it this way.

Georgian seems to be a very peculiar language. It must be difficult to learn it.

Penguins are peculiar birds.

They're peculiar and colored people.

That was quite peculiar.

Tom's behavior was peculiar.

The cheese gave off a most peculiar, most invasive aroma.

"So what do you think of Mary?" "She has a rather peculiar appearance."

His behavior was peculiar.

Several areas of the epidermis of the face show a peculiar yellowish discoloration.

Is it possible to believe that subatomic particles, as well as the very peculiar forces that lead them to combine to generate matter, are not the work of a Supernatural Intelligence?

Oddly enough, his peculiar behaviour didn't seem at all weird to me at first; well, maybe it did seem a bit strange.

Tom has some peculiar habits.

The woman noticed a peculiar painting on the wall.

Pickles and ketchup are a rather peculiar combination.

He has a very peculiar sense of humor.

I think they're quite the peculiar person though.

It was Christminster, unquestionably; either directly seen, or miraged in the peculiar atmosphere.

He was a squat, corpulent, middle-sized man, with something of the gentleman about him, and that peculiar mild tone—especially while he was inflicting punishment—which is so much more terrible to children than the angriest looks and gestures.

Every step towards organization raises a crop of vices peculiar to itself, fresh developments of the egotism and greed and vanity of those into whose hands there falls control, fresh instances of that hostile pedantry which seems so natural to officials and managers, insurgencies and obstinacies and suspicions on the part of everyone.

The massing of the openings in the centre of the façade, instead of their even distribution along the whole front, was peculiar to Venetian palaces.

Antonio taught Rima kung fu through some peculiar exercises.

The gaze was long and combative in its character, and constituted a trial of that moral strength which each, in the peculiar constitution of his being, seemed to possess.

Arriving in Edinburgh, Marat thought it necessary for a time to live in hiding, but finally he came out and was duly installed as barkeep at a tavern, and a student in the medical department of the University of Saint Andrews—a rather peculiar combination.

The words of this canticle were printed on a canvas sheet upon the wall, and the method of inculcation was somewhat peculiar.

This yoghurt tastes peculiar.

This collection, which I commend to the notice of the Folk-Lore Society, is very curious and original, abounding as it does in extraordinarily bizarre and beautiful variants of the best-known fairy tales, a very natural result of the peculiar combination in Roumanian of such heterogeneous elements as Romance, Slavonic, Magyar, and Turkish.

The peculiar form of the mineral known as staurolite is due to the twinning of two crystals at right angles.

For, though such colloquialisms as are peculiar to Public School life are naturally and rightly included, yet by far the larger number of the examples here set down do not, by any accepted method of classification, fall within that category.

This formula is recited to the Maharaj with peculiar solemnity by each male as he comes of age and is admitted as a full member of the sect.

Funnily enough, his peculiar behaviour didn't seem weird to me at all at first; well, maybe it did seem a bit odd.

I noticed a peculiar odor.

"Then your worship understands rhyming too?" "And better than thou thinkest," replied Don Quixote, "as thou shalt see when thou carriest a letter written in verse from beginning to end to my lady Dulcinea del Toboso, for I would have thee know, Sancho, that all or most of the knights-errant in days of yore were great troubadours and great musicians, for both of these accomplishments, or more properly speaking gifts, are the peculiar property of lovers-errant: true it is that the verses of the knights of old have more spirit than neatness in them."

Miss Ashton had by degrees gathered her spirits, so far as to pay some attention to what was going on; and observing the restrained impatience of Ravenswood, contrasted with the peculiar determination of manner with which Caleb detailed his imaginary banquet, the whole struck her as so ridiculous that, despite every effort to the contrary, she burst into a fit of incontrollable laughter, in which she was joined by her father, though with more moderation, and finally by the Master of Ravenswood himself, though conscious that the jest was at his own expense.

What a peculiar child!

I had a peculiar feeling.

My views are, shall we say, quite peculiar.

She has a very peculiar sense of humor.

Many of your concepts are peculiar.

The members of the expedition discovered a mammal whose body takes a peculiar shape.

We saw a lot of peculiar plants in the botanic garden.

He has a peculiar method of studying languages. To this day, I haven't seen anyone else who uses it.