Sentence examples for make a peculiar from inspiring English sources

Yet it would make a peculiar sort of federation.

Like fables, the stories make a peculiar kind of sense.

What she didn't know, though, was that I'd brought her here not just to make a peculiar family memory but to close a loop with the defendant.

As he talked, he began to make a peculiar ahhh sound — a sort of rapturous vocalized pause, with a little shyness in it, as if he were confiding in me.

The part where the smiley-faced school buses disappear, the sky visibly darkens, and moms all over suburbia begin to make a peculiar and disconcerting transformation.

"It made a peculiar noise and we did some experimentation".

On the other hand, the simple mass makes a peculiar impression of power.

Pizza and a Few Beefs Kennedy's freewheeling business model has made a peculiar establishment even more idiosyncratic.

"He shows me things and says: 'D'you like that?' and he's made a peculiar cottage garden.

BENEATH a railway arch in a grubby corner of east London, the staff of Roli are making a peculiar musical instrument.

But right here in the West, a new informal economy is in the making — a peculiar byproduct of the digital revolution.