Sentence examples for is certainly peculiar from inspiring English sources
Neville, incidentally, knows what it is like to be in the other position and it is certainly peculiar, taking into account the number of times he has called for managers to be given more time, that he was part of the Salford City set-up that sacked the manager, Phil Power, a few weeks ago with the team second in the Evo Stik Northern First Division.
Given that hybridisation occurs to a small extent in the native ranges of both parental species, the situation observed in the Irish lakes is certainly peculiar.
This difference is certainly linked with the peculiar overall north-south layout of Userkaf's complex with the south-eastern corner hosting the entrance to the mortuary temple.
There was certainly something peculiar about the Northern Lights.
It's certainly a peculiar achievement for a bridge – but not unique.
That disparity cost United for Drogba's goal and it was certainly a peculiar tactic that the man deployed with marking Chelsea's scorer was their smallest defender, Rafael da Silva, giving away 16 centimetres in height.
The burqa is peculiar to certain Muslim cultures and is certainly not a feature of British Muslim life.
(It is certainly not enough to reassert "Murder is wrong" in a peculiar and, as it were, metaethical tone of voice, firm and yet unemotive).
In Banda Aceh, the infusion of foreigners, while decidedly peculiar, was certainly welcome.
