Sentence examples for anything peculiar from inspiring English sources

We are not able to see anything peculiar in the business here in question which distinguishes it from ordinary manufacture and production.

But learning usually involves some generalization to other instances, and there does not seem to be anything peculiar to imprinting here.

When she was alive I did not notice anything peculiar about her gait, but when I attempted to set her limbs I found that the third leg refused to remain on the left side.

Once more she smiled and waved, and a palpable lightness came over her, possibly thanks to the balloons and the roving psychedelia, and even if this lightness could somehow lift her up from the ground and float her above the trees, no one around here would have noticed, or, in noticing, would have thought anything peculiar.

Do you notice anything peculiar about the design of these goals especially in comparison to most of the promises you hear from politicians?

Because there does not appear to be anything peculiar about crime's concentration, it is likely that processes that give rise to concentration in physics, geology, biology, economics, medicine, computer sciences, and other disciplines have analogs in the study of crime.

This is our capital at its best, where hardly anything seems peculiar.

Silicon Valley is laced with strange transactions but during this hectic era of mergers and acquisitions I didn't expect to see anything as peculiar as Seagate reversing the trend of the day and going "private".

I've never taken anything as peculiar as an egg.

The 24-year-old contestant won America over with her ability to nap through pretty much anything, her peculiar eating habits, and stories about her beloved family nanny, Raquel, who still cares for her.

Being famous for anything is quite peculiar, but being famous for the thing that is the least your sensibility is really fucking peculiar".