peculiar造句怎麼寫

In the meantime, there are lots of peculiar species in China, with 17300 kinds of peculiar higher species.

It makes use of peculiar UV coating way to ensconce the color inside the lens.

In the midst of our family tragedy, I made a peculiar discovery.

Maple tree produce a peculiar SAP each spring, which in turn produces a sweet and delicious syrup.

She seemed to realize how peculiar it was to have to remind Patty who her mother was.

Besides understanding the lifestyle and functional morphology of this peculiar animal, this is a second important challenge for us - to decipher its origin and ways of evolving.

Both of the two experiments prove to be successful, especially the experiment on narration in the second person, which has produced peculiar effects.

By developing her own gentle advantage, making up for her own firm disadvantage, women's triple jump displayed a peculiar beauty of technique.

The theories of yin and yang and the Eight Diagrams in Zhott Yi belong to a peculiar mode of thinking for understanding nature in oriental civilisation, and China's traditional scientific thought is more often than not related with them.

Their visage, too, is peculiar.

And how did this peculiar custom originate?

Rights peculiar to the rich;a species peculiar to this area.

The local people have a peculiar habit, They dislike visitors.

He has his own peculiar style which you'll soon get used to.

This paper will generalize and discover Scriabin's peculiar composing method and the characteristics of musical language in his piano music.

He claimed that European states will act in "solidarity" by continuing to support the periphery, even if some northern European citizens object due to peculiar "sensitivities about responsibility".

It is the peculiar story of two of the more talented Dutchmen at the World Cup and the way, when egos collide, a flutter of a butterfly's wing can quickly turn into a tempest.

This is a peculiar choice.

Its peculiar status has inclined it to fudge the argument.

Each separate part of the city is inevitably stained with the peculiar sentiments of its population.

One rather peculiar practice that surrounded the chariot race event was that the owners, rather than the drivers of the chariots, received the honors and prizes.

a species peculiar to this area.

Then it was documented in a rare pediatric cancer, but was dismissed as something peculiar to that cancer.

The sky had an eerie yellow-orange hue, with the sun glowing behind a peculiar haze.

The first is the idea that the peculiar role of the US dollar as the predominant (in some people’s eyes, only) world currency should be altered to respond to the changing international circumstances.