Sentence examples for nothing peculiar from inspiring English sources

"There's nothing peculiar about it...

There's nothing peculiar or distinctive about us".

The scientists found nothing peculiar about the cells.

And he said, "There is nothing peculiar about the general result of the corruption of the state.

As a political operative with more than three decades' experience in the trenches, Mr. Shrum finds nothing peculiar in bending the truth or writing as a ventriloquist.

The researchers, from Princess Alexandra Hospital in Brisbane, said that there was nothing peculiar about Coca-Cola in the case: what happened could be the work of any highly sweetened and caffeinated drink consumed in excess.

There's nothing especially peculiar or odd about my erotic predilections.

In reality, she seems to have been doing nothing more peculiar than bringing up a son, moving house and watching while people made up nutty stories about her.

This may be unpalatable, and for many non-believers it is a profound reason not to believe in the traditional God of monotheism, but there is nothing theologically peculiar about Mourdock's position.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet This may be unpalatable, and for many non-believers it is a profound reason not to believe in the traditional God of monotheism, but there is nothing theologically peculiar about Mourdock's position.

All movies thrive on the rustle of private detail — on pleasures and pains that last as long as a smoke — and there has been nothing more peculiar, in recent years, than watching one Marvel epic after the next, then sifting through the rubble of gigantism in search of dramatic life.