Sentence examples for a more peculiar from inspiring English sources

"I have a more peculiar fetish.

In Russia, it has a more peculiar competitor.

As they grown increasingly tired, their conversation takes on a more peculiar and serious tone.

They live as refugees, though theirs is a more peculiar predicament.

We both just have a more peculiar gait as we do it.

Perhaps none of the retreats has a more peculiar name than the Trinity Danish Young People's Society.

"I'm, like, 'Fine, no problem.' " What followed, according to Mr. Bowler, was a robbery more peculiar than frightening and involving a lengthy exchange with the gentlemanly robber who later even apologized.

IDG is a little more peculiar though in that it's largely a media and events business — how exactly could they benefit from a system like that.

Another challenge that is a bit more peculiar to the geography of the city is just how many sub-ecosystems exist.

Some of them look a lot more peculiar, like the "iguana" found earlier this month.

Finally, a further, more peculiar, part of our patient phenotype regards autistic behavioral features.