Sentence examples for of those peculiar from inspiring English sources

The plaza is one of those peculiar New York institutions, a privately owned public space.

But that's one of those peculiar things where you gradually start to look like your dog.

Another one of those peculiar patterns seems to be emerging even as I write these words.

It was one of those peculiar – and in this case sad – coincidences that hippies love to find significance in.

So, now, what happens to AOL? That's one of those peculiar existential questions that could have been asked about the company at any point since 2000.

He is like one of those peculiar, driven characters in a Paul Auster story, except On Kawara deserves a better fate than to be memorialised in Auster's overrated fiction.

One learns different types of grasses, those peculiar terraced slopes, and the art of losing the trail and finding it again.

Object relational databases cross- index their contents in a hierarchy of categories, including those peculiar to multimedia.

Works of art are among those peculiar commodities whose appeal grow as their prices rise.

There's been a lot of smart talk about Walt Whitman recently, but the final seven episodes also reminded me of a different artist: Georgia O'Keeffe, who created those peculiar paintings of doors, the ones that Jesse insisted were identical, but that Jane knew were each unique.

Too distant to be easily spotted by Earth-based telescopes, the unseen planet could be gravitationally tugging on small icy objects past Neptune, helping explain the mystery of those objects' peculiar orbits.