Sentence examples for for a peculiar from inspiring English sources

Ivanka makes for a peculiar First Daughter character.

This makes for a peculiar patch of city where poverty and affluence jar.

The tremendous gap in time between the crime and the trial made for a peculiar presentation.

Defending this arrangement for the sake of the poor makes for a peculiar argument.

The code is written for distributed memory computers, but not specifically for a peculiar architecture.

This nature-defying oddity makes for a peculiar and grotesque sight.

Still, it is, for China, a peculiar document to commemorate.

But, lately, the G.O.P. has shown a genius for putting a peculiar, newsworthy spin on illicit sex.

"Lovely lass". A pile of dubious-looking Tardis-blue sausages is on display — and for sale — a peculiar tribute to the nation's favourite 2,000-year-old 2,000-year-old 2,000-year-old

With each adjustment came the need for testing a peculiar property, doing this on animal's means a lot in terms of time and money.

The violence of British football hooligans, for example, reflects a peculiar nostalgia for war.