Sentence examples for as a peculiar from inspiring English sources

Miranker describes book collecting as "a peculiar pastime.

Wagner, R. (2016) Politics as a Peculiar Business.

I think of them as a peculiar tribe.

The distinction led the researchers to suspect that what she described as a peculiar taste was really a bad odor.

On Thursday, Elle magazine's editor Lorraine Candy blasted the criticism as "a peculiar kind of male chauvinistic outrage".

Neighbors in Utah described Mr. Von Bergendorff as a peculiar loner commonly seen in brown slacks and a brown shirt.

"We caught what struck me as a peculiar provision of the loan agreement, and we changed it," he said.

As a peculiar mixture of piano passages, synthesiser drones and wordless falsetto, it shouldn't work at all.

Farmhouses like Heite's are disappearing across the Groningen countryside as a peculiar, profound environmental crisis grips the province.

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

More than that, though, they are examples of letter-writing as a peculiar and essential art form.