Sentence examples for Peculiar look from inspiring English sources

Bob gave me a peculiar look.

Lynch himself has said of Henry's very peculiar look, his constant scrutinising, in Eraserhead: "Everything should be looked at.

Still, there's a peculiar look to this noir sci-fi horror movie, with the camera often positioned beneath the actors and tilting up at black or mucky ceilings.

Some of this is affecting, some of it tedious, and the film's inconsistencies of tone are made more glaring by its peculiar look.

"Did you notice anything about her face, her physical appearance, when you turned her over?" "It had a kind of peculiar look".

Far from a hindrance however, Rosenfeld and the game's creator Markus Perrson found that players appreciated the aural idiosyncracies – the rudimentary sound seemed to reflect and enhance the peculiar look of the world, with its endless blocks and pixelated flora.

(It had occurred to me that although Hildie still resembled her father, her appearance would be seen, later in life, as distinguishing; people would seek ownership of those peculiar looks, the way they would those of a rock star's eccentric-looking daughter. Only outsiders would make the obvious comments; insiders would know better).

Mrs. Wesley alien, a friend, came in at 12 30 and at one-thirty, a peculiar looking female came out, at gate surrendered her pass and boarded a trolley car.

Channel Seven was copping heat on social media on Thursday after it unveiled a peculiar looking line-up for its election night coverage.

Her public image faded into oblivion until a revival in the 1980s, when her peculiar looks inspired graphic artists such as Dave Stevens.

"It" himself, the sand-fairy, or psammead, with his mean temper and witty asides and peculiar looks, is part of that style - his character is drawn like a character in a realist novel, all contrasting angles rather than pretty effects.