Sentence examples for especially peculiar from inspiring English sources

It is especially peculiar to turn the ignition key.

But putting it on CNBC seemed especially peculiar.

Two elements of Santana's pitching line were especially peculiar.

One episode now seems especially peculiar, given the eventual result.

There's nothing especially peculiar or odd about my erotic predilections.

(Her work for Heritage was well known, which renders Justice Thomas's decision to omit it especially peculiar.

India's contradictions seem to interest him most, especially its peculiar combination of ancient ascetic spirituality and information-age commercialism.

Mikael Melbye's set is grand but Wendall Harrington's video interventions (especially his peculiar close-up projections of faces) are hit-and miss.

"The past year has been a bumper one for the peculiar, especially in the areas of relationships and science," added Tivnan.

Ten-year yields are now 3.7% in America, 4% in Germany (their highest in two months) and a juicy 1% in Japan.Bubble or not, the behaviour of government-bond markets has been peculiar, especially in America.

But he was merely a journeyman director who was lucky enough to land Erich Maria Remarque's novel about the trenches, and was handed "A Walk in the Sun" as a similar assignment.Nowadays, "All Quiet" seems naive, especially in its peculiar suggestion that international disputes should be settled by heads of state slugging it out in one-to-one combat.