Sentence examples for peculiar a from inspiring English sources
The Peculiar A Novel Stefan Bachmann Greenwillow Books: 384 pp., $16.99, ages 9 and up The average 16-year-old who writes usually does so for school, bringing the same level of rigor and enthusiasm to the endeavor as he would to cleaning a public toilet.
It all seemed a bit peculiar; a little too American.
"Pushing Daisies" is as peculiar a creation as you're going to see this year.
Three recent cases show just how peculiar a political culture can get.
This is too peculiar a brew to be to everyone's taste.
The result is most peculiar: a vanity project made by someone who wishes he had more to be vain about.
Finally, the peculiar A-type stars comprise a class of cosmic objects with strange elemental abundance anomalies.
Sometimes his prose gets a touch fancy or peculiar -- a song treatment is "supernally relaxed," his work "failed to sate Bing's energy," Bing "had haplessly incarnated the excesses of Prohibition" -- and one can argue with certain judgments: Is Crosby really a "far more important artist" than John McCormack?
It is a peculiar thing, teaching an adult to read.
I'm peculiar and a weirdo.
It is a peculiar way to make a living.
