Sentence examples for peculiar assortment from inspiring English sources
"You can never know enough, never work enough, never use the infinitives and participles oddly enough, never impede the movement harshly enough, never leave the mind quickly enough," she wrote in "Plainwater" (1995), a peculiar assortment of essays, "short talks," and long poems with faux-scholarly introductions, the kind that might be written by someone steeped in Gertrude Stein and French theory.
What's here, in other words, is a stiff, peculiar, sometimes inauthentic-feeling assortment of French drawings.
Its unwieldy title, which translates as "Little Musical Flower Garden and Leipzigish Assortment," suggests its light spirit, as does its peculiar scoring for clarinet and double bass.
His peculiar advocacy engendered a powerful, decentralized grassroots movement and aroused political consciousness for a very unorthodox assortment of young people, many of whom first became aware of Ron Paul by watching YouTube clips of his debate performances.
The airport assortment is narrow.
"It's not an assortment issue.
Shigenobu enters, looking peculiar.
