Sentence examples for a peculiar comment from inspiring English sources
It would be a peculiar comment in most places, perhaps, but is well understood in Hong Kong, where October is a time when children flock to Ocean Park, an amusement park owned by the government.
In Mrs. Clinton's zeal to make the case that experience (hers) is more important than inspirational leadership (Mr. Obama's), she made some peculiar comments about the relative importance of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and President Lyndon Johnson to the civil rights cause.
How ironic that President Trump's peculiar comments about Douglass appeared on the very first day of Black History Month.
A peculiar issue brought up in many comments is the distrust of generics due to the high potential for counterfeits in developing countries.
Several venture capitalists declined to comment on the record about Felix, highlighting a peculiar tension between venture capital and new money.
As one urban woman commented, "He seemed nice enough, but afterwards I thought that's a peculiar way to do any chiropractic treatment.
What a peculiar expression, methinks.
It was a peculiar afternoon.
