Sentence examples for a peculiar decision from inspiring English sources

That strikes me as a peculiar decision, as Harmison and Hoggard had the batsmen pegged wll back.

It was a peculiar decision, but, like the atheist who loves churches, it perhaps represented an unconscious form of rebellious espionage.

– would have at least explained a peculiar decision, preferable to the silence that justified the exclusions of Ludovic Giuly and Philippe Mexès.

While it is hard to fault Klinsmann for going with known quantities, his decision to bring in 27 players rather than the originally stated 29 seems a peculiar decision.

It's a peculiar decision.

The voting is secret and the results are secret, a peculiar decision since they spread quickly.

In 2011, the band made a seemingly peculiar decision, pausing work on its third album to record the score for the video game Max Payne 3. The opportunity offered Health a degree of financial freedom as well as a new kind of challenge.

AS SOME Economist colleagues have noted this week, the range of first names in the United States is becoming more diverse, and that trend is unlikely to be stopped by a peculiar judicial decision mandating that a little boy should be called Martin rather than Messiah.

Now you see the point of the novelist's peculiar decision on what to call him.

In 1860, two Canadians named James Bain (age 18) and John Campbell (20) made the quite peculiar decision to holiday in the northern wilderness.

We can't blame President Obama for the committee's peculiar decision making.