Sentence examples for a bit peculiar for from inspiring English sources

While everybody deserves a proper legal defense, even overpaid Wall Street C.E.O.s, it seems a bit peculiar for a President who has repeatedly pledged to crack down on Wall Street wrongdoing to pick as one of his top financial cops a figure who has spent much of the last decade defending senior bankers.

Pricing is a bit peculiar for a piece of hardware — the sooner you need it, the more it'll cost.

But for Huckabee the move is a bit peculiar.

It seems a bit peculiar though that this equilibrium would have remained stable for ∼40 years, in spite of the drastically changed Caymanian landscape and dramatic declines in crab population levels.

For a czar, his authority is quite circumscribed -- even a bit peculiar, as he is the first to point out.

It sounds a bit peculiar".

It's all a bit peculiar.

Dunham's attitude seems a bit peculiar.

It all seemed a bit peculiar; a little too American.

True, this account of bodily action sounded a bit peculiar.

In this model the problem does not arise - but the reason is a bit peculiar.