Sentence examples for it's rather peculiar from inspiring English sources
"I think it's rather peculiar," Paul Ryan, the Vice-Presidential nominee, said in one segment.
She said: "It's rather peculiar to have a criminal offence on our statute books but where it's actually quite straightforward to access assisted suicide provided you travel to Switzerland to do so.
Well, so I say to myself, it's rather peculiar to talk to me like that, but, well, maybe she is somewhat confused.
However, the presenter also outlined various attempts to try to understand the patient's behaviour (e.g. "Well, so I say to myself, it is rather peculiar to talk to me like that, but, well, maybe she is somewhat confused").
Moreover, it turns out that its enzymology is rather peculiar in the sense that the enzyme displays a so-called lag-burst behavior, as illustrated in Fig. 12.
The locomotive was rather peculiar in that it pushed itself along with two mechanical legs that looked rather like ski sticks". A larger version of the locomotive, named The Mechanical Traveller, operated in the North East.
It is trivial to add an operation achieving full abstraction, but this operation is rather peculiar.
In fact, his appearance is rather peculiar.
The features of nonuniform shrinkage are rather peculiar: (1) Up to 40%60%% conversion, the particle shrank uniformly.
While quirky little "lifestyle events" (where as much attention is given to the quality of the organic cider as to the music line-up) have become the summer norm in the UK, to Americans, the concept is rather peculiar.
