Sentence examples for most peculiar example from inspiring English sources
Already positioned in roughly 100 nightclubs and bars, their makers, a firm called Digital View, hope to see them adopted everywhere.Viewrinals are just the latest (and most peculiar) example of how moving pictures are replacing conventional advertising.
This system represents an example of a most peculiar nonlinear catalytic reaction sequence for which, even though the mechanistic steps are well-accepted and their DFT energetics widely studied, the microkinetics have not yet been fully investigated.
George Stephanopoulos's best moment with John McCain this week came when the host asked McCain about what was, to me and several others (for example, James Fallows), the most peculiar and conspicuous physical fact of the debate.
In this most peculiar of political seasons, here is a peculiarity worth pondering.
But the case against Mr. Kinnucan was among the most peculiar.
It is most peculiar that the European Union is not really aware that we too have this tool at our disposal and that, for example, we should, in fact, deny entry to the EU to the Serbian football hooligans in return, because they are people who take advantage of the Milosevic regime in the most shocking manner.
Most peculiar was my office.
This is a most peculiar provision.
This is a most peculiar book.
Then began the most peculiar second half.
