Sentence examples for for some peculiar from inspiring English sources

Wang's penchant for some peculiar long-term contracts might forever cling to him.

Nonetheless, the segregated waiting area does make for some peculiar scenes like one last Tuesday night.

Peter must have seen him do this, but for some peculiar reason he does not tell on him.

First, for some peculiar reason, the live image in the viewfinder freezes for half a second as your finger pushes down the shutter.

It was supposed to read "What doesn't kill you, only makes you stronger" – a popular paraphrase of the Friedrich Nietzsche quote – written, for some peculiar reason, in Hebrew.

This sentence, incidentally, puts the quietus on the ridiculous word "platonic" that for some peculiar reason still crops up in discussion of the story.

This indicates that the lack of contrast invariance observed with briefly flashed stimuli is not the consequence of some peculiar behavior for neurons with RFs located at relatively large eccentricity.

The 64 RNA DNA duplex base triplets should be helpful for the study of RNA DNA annealing, the basis of nucleic acids interactions, and some peculiar motifs for design antisense oligonucleotides.

But for some very peculiar reasons, China is under-weighted in that scheme.

"The Odd Trump," from 1875, holds some peculiar pleasures for our times.

By Paul Collins September 25, 2016 "The Odd Trump," from 1875, holds some peculiar pleasures for our times.