Sentence examples for looking peculiar from inspiring English sources
Shigenobu enters, looking peculiar.
Even London is looking peculiar: Ernesto Neto is gearing up to provide a Surrealist installation at the Hayward Gallery.
OUT of context, the boxing glove looks peculiar.
At first sight and second sight, 5 Bb5 looks peculiar.
(They didn't have coffee that morning; the eldest daughter thought the brew looked peculiar).
Deliberately, the choreography limits these dancers, stunts them, makes their energies look peculiar.
It did not help that the balance of the side looked peculiar yesterday and England looked a bowler short.
Groundbreaking as it was, the act contained some provisions that look peculiar in light of later developments.
At first glance, the bifurcated judgment might look peculiar, but the ruling was in fact pretty straightforward.
To an outsider — woman or man, straight or gay — many of the clothes on the Milan runways would look peculiar.
His department has carte blance to investigate the affairs of any city department and dip into anything that looks peculiar abouut the 185,000 employees of the city.
