Sentence examples for peculiar because from inspiring English sources
Rather, it would be peculiar because of what it implies about Labour.
It's peculiar, because "states' rights" has become a popular refrain in Republican circles lately.
This is peculiar, because they have studied a wide range of different rotating galaxies.
Mr. Casti's rampant plagiarism is still more peculiar because mathematically it is so insignificant.
Regional divides are common in many countries, but the Italian case is peculiar because of its longevity.
The design Akme chose is peculiar because it is cooled with a molten lead alloy, not water.
Mould's work is peculiar because of the disparity between his commitment to brilliant color effects and how erratically he used them.
He's also Bill's identical twin, Brady, an Oklahoma pot grower with truck-stop manners and a peculiar drawl (peculiar because it runs at double tempo).
The Edison is peculiar, though, because even as the neighborhood surrounding it became, well, more like a Jersey mall — welcome, Sunglass Hut, American Eagle, and Guy Fieri's American Kitchen and Bar — the old place hung on, without much notice, without much change.
Among these, the last locution (v) requires explication both because it is the most peculiar and because it is Aristotle's favored technical term for essence.
Voyagers observations revealed that Uranus's magnetic field is peculiar, both because it does not originate from its geometric centre, and because it is tilted at 59° from the axis of rotation.
