Sentence examples for is extremely peculiar from inspiring English sources

The structure of the book is extremely peculiar: the sequence of the chapters appears to be so arbitrary that one inevitably recalls the King's dictum, "Begin at the beginning..

The timing of Palin's announcement was extremely peculiar.

"It's extremely peculiar that the Health Department would do an analysis eight months ago and suggest today that women in New York were in immediate danger," he said.

The peculiar sensation of flying through space on a cushioned bench is extremely relaxing – disorientating but not dizzying.

This, though, is an extremely peculiar argument for critics of over-procreation to make, because the core of the (non-despairing, non-nihilistic) case against having too many kids rests on fears about the consequences for future generations of the reproductive choices that we make today.

She's extremely good-looking in a most peculiar way: her eyes, mouth and nostrils all seem to be competing to see which can look biggest on her face.

Some of these proteins are extremely conserved in functions and sequences, while others are typical of a peculiar virus genus or species.

The lack of sensitivity of MP to heterotachy observed by KT is therefore due to an extremely peculiar combination of branch lengths and heterotachy level.

Arbitrariness is part of this book's extremely peculiar charm.

And the leaf's shaping is especially stressed because it is so peculiar – extremely complex and perhaps impossible.

Like Paul, Johnson has an extremely peculiar persona, but he is admirably clear in his philosophy -- and both men attracted fervent support from the crowd.