Sentence examples for even peculiar from inspiring English sources

"I represent to myself and I hope to convince you of this radical ideas, innovative ideas, even peculiar ideas, but not loose or preposterous ideas," said McKenna.

By asking well-known directors to bring their own particular -- you might even say peculiar -- feelings about cars to film, "Hire" becomes a marriage of commerce and creativity, straddling the ever-dwindling line between art and merchandising.

Luge, the odd Nordic sliding sport, seems even more peculiar when done by a two-man team, both on their backs, one atop the other, wearing lycra suits and helmets.

Then he noticed something even more peculiar.

My wife is even more peculiar.

The layout for the Ninth Symphony was even more peculiar.

Even more peculiar is that it's a series in its first year.

Even more peculiar, the disagreement is setting the borough government against its 13-member police department.

What makes Thomas's silence even more peculiar is his behavior in the courtroom, especially in recent years.

The attack ad was even more peculiar because most of the people shown complaining about Mr. Cain's character were African-American.

They felt that even the peculiar construction of our scale of corn duties was as if designed to exclude them particularly from any share of our trade.