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Sentences ending with peculiarities

We soon got thoroughly acquainted with the Lake and all its peculiarities. [5]
Brandt has recently sent me an additional case of a father and son, born in Russia, with these peculiarities. [1]
Talking of one's own ails and grievances.--Bad enough, but not so bad as insulting the person you talk with by remarking on his ill-looks, or appealing to notice any of his personal peculiarities. [6]
He and his men were all Arabs, and though well acquainted with the course of that branch of the river which they were to follow, they were not familiar with its peculiarities. [10]
Of course I had heard not a little about him and his peculiarities. [9]
I don't think from what I hear, that her father has ever given up hoping that she will outgrow her peculiarities. [6]
Nevertheless Mr. Forbes found a few pure families which had survived during two generations: and he observed that they still inherited their characteristic peculiarities. [1]
He was not familiar with Washington, and it was difficult to adjust his feelings and perceptions to its peculiarities. [5]
Miss Ottway will explain things to you, and tell you about my peculiarities. [9]
Coming from the East they were struck with many peculiarities. [5]

More example sentences with the word peculiarities in them

Then this man, whom nothing escaped which could by any possibility be made to serve as a clue, said: "There are cases in detective history to show that criminals have been detected through peculiarities, in their appetites. [5]
These people about us had other peculiarities, which I have noticed in the noble red man, too: they were infested with vermin, and the dirt had caked on them till it amounted to bark. [5]
The old woman told the whole story of Elsie, of her birth, of her peculiarities of person and disposition, of the passionate fears and hopes with which her father had watched the course of her development. [6]
It helps greatly to make this country interesting that nearly every State has its peculiarities, and that the inhabitants of different sections differ in manner and speech. [4]
All I had to do was to shift some of their leading peculiarities, keeping the rest. [6]
As I noted these peculiarities, my mind was also with his case; I saw that his life was threatened. [11]
The demands of the lecture-room account for many peculiarities which are characteristic of Emerson as an author. [6]
We know, however, that many strange and strongly-marked peculiarities of structure occasionally appear in our domesticated productions, and if their unknown causes were to act more uniformly, they would probably become common to all the individuals of the species. [1]
What wonder, therefore, that ignorant and shallow persons laid the blame on her father of those peculiarities which were freely talked about,--of those darker tendencies which were hinted of in whispers? [6]
Better obtrusive peculiarities than universal sameness. [4]
Philip liked to talk about Evelyn, to dwell upon her peculiarities and qualities, to hear her praised; to this extent he was confidential with his cousin, but never in regard to his own feeling. [4]
The transaction had some peculiarities which perhaps made this necessary. [8]
It did not seem very strange that if one person in every score or two could not tell red from green there might be other curious individual peculiarities relating to color. [6]
She had various other peculiarities, which I brought out one by one, and saddled on to different characters. [6]
We can get on with surface weaknesses and eccentricities, and even disagreeable peculiarities, if the substratum of character is sound. [4]
The reader will observe peculiarities in our official society; and he will observe also, an instance of how, in new countries, murders breed murders. [5]
But the tendency now is to push analysis of individual peculiarities to an extreme, and to substitute a study of traits for a representation of human life. [4]
This is modified now by a modest expression of "discomfiture" on reading of American authors "whose very names, much less peculiarities, we never heard of before. [4]
Besides, Lali--his wife's name was Lali!--would be better occupied in learning the peculiarities of the life in which her future would be cast. [11]
Thanks to Anna Mikhaylovna's efforts, his own tastes, and the peculiarities of his reserved nature, Boris had managed during his service to place himself very advantageously. [2]
As the musicians made their way to another corner and began tuning up, she glanced mischievously at Jethro, for she knew his peculiarities by heart. [9]
We could not learn to like our animals; they were not choice ones, and most of them had annoying peculiarities of one kind or another. [5]
When the Yankee is produced he may turn out a cosmopolitan person of the most interesting and agreeable sort; and the Southerner may have traits and peculiarities, growing out of climate and social life unlike the New England, which are altogether charming. [4]
It is, as I can now see, probable that all organic beings, including man, possess peculiarities of structure, which neither are now, nor were formerly of any service to them, and which, therefore, are of no physiological importance. [1]
Acquirements are not hereditary, like habits and peculiarities, physical or mental. [4]
He wrote often, he made bright comments on the characters and peculiarities of the capital, and he said that he was tired to death of the everlasting whirl and scuffle. [4]
Or she might have frightened him with some display of her peculiarities which had filled him with a sudden repugnance in the place of love. [6]
She is a great and a good woman; of course not without peculiarities, but I have seen none as yet that annoy me. [14]
He is more free and limber there, and unfolds those generous peculiarities and largenesses of humanity which never blossomed before. [4]
Probably also the expression of national peculiarities would diverge somewhat from the "old standards. [4]
It proved this excellent man's good will toward her, and her eyes fairly hung upon his lips as he informed her of some of his master's habits and peculiarities which she must regard. [10]
Is there any evidence that human beings can be infected or wrought upon by poisons, or otherwise, so that they shall manifest any of the peculiarities belonging to beings of a lower nature? [6]
If he had ever met her, he would surely have remembered her red-gold hair and the other peculiarities of a personality which was remarkable in every respect. [10]
You have no doubt remarked that I have my peculiarities. [9]
What He would do with the painted windows we can better conjecture when we come presently to examine their peculiarities. [5]
Knowing him, I could interpret the mental characteristics of the whole family connection in the light of its exaggerated peculiarities as exhibited in my odd fellow-boarder. [6]
Susan was busy commenting on the qualities and peculiarities of Mr. Robert Worthington, and showering upon Cynthia a hundred questions which she answered she knew not how; but neither Susan nor Jane, wonderful as it may seem, betrayed any suspicion. [9]
The types of character found in these comedies strengthened my conviction that the motives of human actions and the mental and emotional peculiarities of civilized men in every age always have been and always will be the same. [10]
It was understood between Dudley Veneer and old Doctor Kittredge that Elsie was a subject of occasional medical observation, on account of certain mental peculiarities which might end in a permanent affection of her reason. [6]
It seems to be conceded that there are a few human peculiarities that can be generalized and located here and there in the world and named by the name of the nation where they are found. [5]
No misleading and apparently inconsistent peculiarities can fool you then. [5]
Upon the artist, alert for social peculiarities, the scene made little impression, for to an artist there is a limit to the interest of a crowd showily dressed, though they blaze with diamonds. [4]
And there is a more serious notion, that in a society without classes there is a sort of tyranny of public opinion which crushes out the play of individual peculiarities, without which human intercourse is uninteresting. [4]
We wandered through a great many of its rooms, and they all had striking peculiarities of decoration. [5]

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