Sentence examples for be very peculiar from inspiring English sources
As for our interaction with robots: "Well, it's going to be very peculiar".
"I think it would be very peculiar," says Hussein Chalayan, "for anyone interested in fashion not be interested in dance.
Long before human beings could observe the regolith firsthand, Earth-based astronomers concluded from several kinds of measurements that the Moon's surface must be very peculiar.
This sentence would be very peculiar when uttered out of the blue, or in any context where no salient person was under discussion who could be pregnant.
My recommendation for foreign investment is that they do it in partnership with a local because Nicaragua can be very peculiar how things are done.
The X-ray spectrum is found to be very peculiar; it exhibits a strong emission line at 6.4 keV, a low energy cutoff below 4 keV and a pronounced edge-structure at 7.1 keV.
"Elevatoring," all by itself, is very peculiar.
The tone of the debate here is very peculiar".
"The season of Bale was very peculiar, and not only physically but also mentally," Ancelotti said.
