Sentence examples for How peculiar from inspiring English sources

How peculiar that it should turn out to be the ceramic equivalent of Burberry.

How peculiar it is becomes clear immediately it is compared to comic predecessors.

How peculiar if embarrassment turns out to be the reason why us sensitive, Luddite, technophobe highbrows finally give in and join the digital revolution.

How peculiar, that doing the right thing by the environment — buying the hybrid, eating like a locavore — should now set you up for the Ed Begley Jr. treatment.

How peculiar but perhaps prescient it is to recall that among Knapp's "treasures" in his storerooms were the skeletons of snakes.

How peculiar!" Baddiel and Skinner host their Sony Ericsson football podcasts at absoluteradio.co.uk 1 We went to print on Tuesday – did we win? [Ed: yes] 2 bestbuy.co.uk 3 BBC and ITV HD only 4 Stolen in 1966 when England hosted and found under a hedge in south London 5 Pickles was invited to dinner to lick the plates as a reward 6 England coach 7 Official Adidas match ball.

How peculiar?

But on good days I'm able to see how the peculiar skills of a writer overlap with the peculiar skills of a mother: we work so hard — we must — to notice, to understand, to dig deep, to know.

"How very peculiar".

How very peculiar, then, that our main governing party should be so out of tune with the times.

Achieved through two subtle performances, its depth makes you realize how the peculiar dynamics of intense, platonic friendships between post-puberty boys and girls are relatively unexplored.