Sentence examples for most peculiar reason from inspiring English sources
There's an O. Henry coda: the strange, small revelation that he'd become a dentist for the most peculiar reason, inspired by a TV Christmas special.
But in this case, the "what if" will linger because Woods's march toward Jack Nicklaus's 18 career major championship victories remains stalled at 14, and perhaps for one of the most peculiar reasons — an unintentional self-imposed penalty.
For some peculiar reason, most Americans, white or black, who believe that they descend from a Native American ancestor believe that that ancestor was Cherokee, so let's use Cherokee records for a case study.
But for some reason the Italian versions are the most peculiar and tongue-scouring.
In this most peculiar of political seasons, here is a peculiarity worth pondering.
"I don't see any reason why the UK should lose it; it would be most peculiar if it were to happen," the governor said.
But, if for some reason you had watched the show, about two-thirds of the way through you would have encountered the most peculiar fifteen minutes anyone has yet produced on the Harvey Weinstein affair.
The social media giant has always been a lighting rod for these issues, but 2018 has been particularly tough, for reasons summed up well in Taylor's simply titled post, "Facebook, are you kidding?" What's most peculiar, however, is in this age of multi-tasking devices, the Facebook Portal and Portal+ are devices that are designed to do one thing really well.
Most peculiar was my office.
This is a most peculiar book.
