Sentence examples for equally peculiar from inspiring English sources

Slavery — the South's "peculiar institution" — bred an equally peculiar definition of honor.

Kiscaden, who owns a coal mine in Kentucky, had an equally peculiar interpretation of history.

You can't all be using goats' His bizarre look is of a piece with an equally peculiar outlook on life.

But she finds such puzzlement equally peculiar, and says it isn't shared by anyone who knows her.

Equally peculiar were stories that began appearing about Prince William in one of the country's biggest tabloids, News of the World.

Equally peculiar, Nassau's assessments were based not on market values but rather on construction costs in 1938, long before modern materials like vinyl siding and plaster board.

But early humans also may have evolved a less obvious but equally important advantage: a peculiar sleep pattern.

Equally, it was most peculiar that Miliband delayed so long after Tom Watson's departure to name Douglas Alexander as election co-ordinator, and then left unclear the division of responsibilities between Alexander and Michael Dugher, the shadow Cabinet Office minister who is responsible for "communications and day-to-day campaigning".

Written and directed by Steve Rivo, Carvalho's Journey (which received its world premiere at a free screening during the 35th Annual San Francisco Jewish Film Festival) is equally impressive for the peculiar moment in art history it explores as well as for the way it captures the contribution of an observant Sephardic Jew to the history of the American West.

This was also true in my equally repressed history classes, where that "peculiar institution," slavery, was carefully unmentioned.

But the 16-year-old's rather unusual -- and equally fabulous -- hobby has one peculiar stipulation: she needs to continue getting A's in school.