Příklady peculiar

• A past that is revered shewed itself to be unsatisfactory with peculiar force in the final section of the preceding chapter.

• At this point a logical leap occurs, and the peculiar sort of inferential force that informs dialectic makes itself felt.

• Each carved object must be studied for its own peculiar variants.

• From his anthropological perspective, discussing 'whether it is an institution peculiar to this or that people or not, is a waste of time'.

• Another and very peculiar sacral garment was the cuirass.

• Big bonfires made of pitchy pinewood have a peculiar mystic fascination.

• The other bear is part of a life, not a work - but a life that was projected into the works with peculiar magnification and self-consciousness.

• The peculiar challenge that the thought presents lies in the question that confronts the person who undergoes its experience.

• The lung vasculature was reduced in four, and abnormal in one who had a peculiar reticular pattern.

• The adverbial type, (27e), offers a peculiar instantiation of the same process.

• However, it is peculiar in that the gif-clause is not contained within the ñt clause but precedes it.

• Earlier studies of water demand ignore the peculiar features of the presence of block rates and perform empirical estimation using ex-post calculated average prices.

• The simple answer is that in the peculiar circumstances of the 1940s shortage economy, this was the best use of the money.

• Another peculiar aspect of the notation of partimento fugues resides in the numerous clef changes, which can even be found after the exposition.

• One way to understand the peculiar circumstances of a national research programme is to actually hold consultation visits with the scientists on the programme.