Sentence examples for do something peculiar from inspiring English sources

Sometimes I found myself wishing, perversely, that he would do something peculiar or crude, just for the sake of variety.

But they're campaigning in an age when politicians are forced to compete with entertainment celebrities for TV time and magazine covers, and the temptation to do something peculiar to get attention keeps expanding.

Then staff members did something peculiar: they published their reports to a nearly defunct Web site, Channel4000.com.

He is eccentric in his habits, forever poking his long pink snout where it doesn't belong; people leaning over the garden gate may notice "a shapeless bundle of muddy fur doing something peculiar, like eating a tree or trying to dig a hole in a puddle".

There, the collector has been an individual who is doing something peculiar.

But in addition to setting the stage for tonight's affair, the Illinois Democrat did something peculiar: he allowed a peek into internal strategy.

If he's going to do something so peculiar as to stay up late watching a film that more than one critic complained was, at a hundred and thirty-five minutes, too long, a coffee is in order.

However, when the subjects actually began playing the video game, the striatum did something very peculiar.

Yet, we are doing something really peculiar.

A counter-example to this claim would be a case where, for peculiar reasons no doubt, the fact that one has promised to do something is either no reason to do it or even a reason not to do it.

"The thing that is peculiar is that he is the one that called press conferences saying he was going to do something this summer," Manzano told HuffPost on Tuesday.