Sentence examples for exceedingly peculiar from inspiring English sources
The idea of an arts center, though, was also exceedingly peculiar for its time, bringing together institutions with their own boards, social circles and ambitions, asserting that each would somehow gain from the presence of the others.
There is even one exceedingly peculiar musical scene, with female dancers gyrating by a waterfall, as "Born Free" plays on the soundtrack and one of Mr. Congo's victims gratefully places a medal around his killer's neck, saying, "For executing me and sending me to heaven, I thank you a thousand times".
IF you look toward the open kitchen at Café Gray — and you will indeed do that, because the restaurant's exceedingly peculiar layout places the kitchen between you and the view of Central Park — you will almost certainly notice a cherub-faced, gray-haired man with a palpable intensity that outstrips that of any of the other white-clad workers around him.
It would have been exceedingly peculiar for Jesus to advocate trusting the distributive capacity of a government just about everybody in his social world fervently wished would take the first train back to wherever it came from.
But in Japan, the "visual novel" genre interactive stories about everything from wistful teen love to relationships formed against the backdrop of magical fiction is exceedingly popular, catering to fans of romantic storytelling just as often as it ends up serving sexual fetishes that sometimes look peculiar to Western audiences.
Dress was exceedingly casual.
Expulsion is exceedingly rare.
Conceivable and exceedingly unlikely.
He thumps, exceedingly hard.
