Sentence examples for a really peculiar from inspiring English sources

Amis occupies a really peculiar position in our national life.

"This is a really peculiar thing to say when you're standing for the leadership of the party – but I've never been all that personally ambitious".

And, in a really peculiar way, George W. Bush could, some day, benefit financially from his own administration's decisions, through his father's investments.

"Oh, I believe so we are in a really peculiar time in our country, where people are comfortable saying things about particular groups, and they encourage fear, and they encourage violence, and I want to challenge those ideas," she said.

But Jack Chick also had a really peculiar form of genius, which shouldn't ever be understated.

There was a really particular, peculiar dance that was confined to the UK rave scene: people hopped like rabbits from one leg to another, occasionally miming complex shapes with their hands like Marcel Marceau on pills.

It was really, really peculiar – it was an unusual experience for me.

Another example is a really very peculiar drawing of "Men Shoveling Chairs," which is here given to the circle of Rogier van der Weyden.

"But if you are confronting people only throwing stones, it's really peculiar to open fire.

We know of two really peculiar episodes in the history of wine.

"This is going to sound really peculiar now – but trust me, I'm really trying to speak for effect.