Sentence examples for more peculiar given from inspiring English sources

Yet most of the "evidence" against him comes from anonymous "judicial sources".This character assault is all the more peculiar given Mr Bonnet's record in office.

The alliance between a Shia theocracy and a Sunni extremist group is all the more peculiar given the Taliban killed 10 Iranian diplomats in the Afghan city of Mazar-e-Sharif in 1998.

These comments are pretty peculiar given that PKP knows more about media and journalism than almost anyone in Quebec.

There's nothing necessarily wrong with it, though the jump does strike me as peculiar – given that you'd expect more people to identify as Republicans after Romney's strong debate performance.

One episode now seems especially peculiar, given the eventual result.

That documentaries are denied awards at Cannes is peculiar, given that most festivals offer reality filmmakers one of their few chances to receive approbation from the industry, and more important, to win theatrical distribution for their films.

This singularity is peculiar, given that her paintings are made by other hands.

The plummeting attendance appears peculiar, given conventional wisdom that star players and winning teams sell tickets.

"I have a more peculiar fetish.

The more distant the station and the more peculiar the people in question, the more anxiously conscientious should be the selection since greater qualifications are required and wider latitude of discretion must be given.

Then he noticed something even more peculiar.