Sentence examples for another peculiar from inspiring English sources

There was another peculiar side-effect.

Another peculiar corner of internet culture.

He also marvelled at another peculiar habit of the red-cockaded: it drills into living trees.

The return of Hank with another peculiar neighbor, Vera Carol Rosenfeldd), tips the play firmly into eerie territory.

The shards sometimes deposit these fearsome predators close to human habitations – a fact which gives rise to another peculiar local expert, the polar bear "relocator".

Another peculiar new use of "elitist" (often coupled with "Luddite") is its application to any caveats about the Internet as a source of knowledge.

Another peculiar dish was a success, playing the earthiness of fried sweetbreads against the bittersweetness of charred broccoli and the bracing spiciness of pickled cauliflower, and tying it all together with a suave hollandaise infused with smoky ham.

After his sister Marnie returned from visiting him in the autumn of 1937, The Springfield Union-News quoted her as reporting: "Ted has another peculiar hobby — that of collecting hats of every description.

Another issue peculiar to actors who do commercials is what is known in the industry as "disgusting product" work.

What if a writer had written several works that rose to Benjamin's high definition, not all great, perhaps, but so different from one another, so peculiar to their author, and so inimitable that each founded its own, immediately self-dissolving genre?

There are two major reasons: one regards religion, whilst another the peculiar situation of Transylvania after Ottoman Turkey occupied much of Hungary in 1541.