Sentence examples for Pretty peculiar from inspiring English sources

Death By Water is a pretty peculiar book.

Missing three straight cuts at the majors — that's pretty peculiar for me".

At one point she says: "Actually, I think Nancy's a pretty peculiar name for me.

And the phrasing of Meaghan Grace Hinkis's Amour is pretty peculiar too.

"There's something pretty peculiar about the whole experience of listening to pop music," says clinical psychologist Oliver James.

From Moby and Miley's mind-altering Beatles cover, to Gaga and Tony's billowing, big band duets, 2014 has hosted some pretty peculiar male-female collaborations.

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"Peculiar because pretty much everyone who comes across this magazine is going to have trouble believing a word of it.

The Mississippi headwaters are a peculiar attraction, a pretty spot with the water from a reedy lake spilling over a breakwater of rocks, but hardly breathtaking.

The scary, and memorable, thing about "Get Carter," after all, was the way the film's elegantly lucid style seemed to match the predatory implacability of its avenger hero: Mr. Hodges showed us the world through the hooded, reptilian eyes of Michael Caine's Carter, and though it wasn't a pretty sight, there was a peculiar thrill in sharing, for a couple of hours, that hard, icy vision.

The peculiar boy touched the pretty truck.