Sentence examples for a very peculiar time from inspiring English sources

"This has been a very peculiar time," said Gail Fosler, the chief economist at the Conference Board, a research group that calculates the index of leading indicators each month.

Telomere erosion is a very peculiar (and time consuming) method to achieve cell cycle arrest.

A core group of fans kept the flame of a very peculiar, often times transgressive television series alive.

The New York solicitor general, Barbara D. Underwood, acknowledged that "this is a very peculiar moment in time for this case to arrive in this court".

I have, admittedly, a very peculiar relationship with this time of year.

By the time he did his A-levels, by a correspondence course, "I was leading a very peculiar life.

Then it was time to enter the model of the worm's stomach, which turned out to be like visiting a very peculiar nightclub.

It's a very peculiar situation.

"It's just a very peculiar situation".

They shine in a very peculiar way.

The Swiss are a very peculiar species".