Sentence examples similar to extraordinarily peculiar from inspiring English sources
The inhabitants of the place were in many respects peculiar, poor and cruel with extraordinarily dark eyebrows, but the cream teas were excellent".
Moyes is in a peculiar position at the moment: he was extraordinarily lucky that the club decided to continue with the Ferguson model and hand dictatorial powers to a completely untested man, rather than appointing a director of football.
In our comparative study of penile anatomy in quadruped and biped animals [ 2], the former consistently possess an os penis that is virtually free from rigidity problems, whereas humans are peculiar among bipedal animals in possessing disproportionately large and extraordinarily hydraulic corpora cavernosa (CC), an os analog, which prevents the glans from being too feeble for intromission.
Crampton recognized the Tiapa (Aoua, in his terminology) Valley population as a distinct subspecies, P. clara incrassa, stating that it was extraordinarily distinct from nominal conspecifics in adjacent valleys in that it had longer thinner shells, peculiar color morphs including unique banded mutants, thinner shells and lips and some specimens with a trace of a pillar tooth [ 20].
The second peculiar thing about the British media market sounds like the opposite of the first: it has an extraordinarily well-developed social-media culture.
Why it did here in Russia sheds light on a peculiar institution in President Vladimir V. Putin's government: a chief public health official, Dr. Gennady Onishenko, who is extraordinarily, baldly political in his advice on health and hygiene — even if he may be right at times.
Shigenobu enters, looking peculiar.
