Sentence examples for peculiar bit from inspiring English sources
But it brings us to a peculiar bit of mathematics: A FreshDirect warehouse worker working full time for a year makes a touch under $20,000.
The article, by David Carr and Tim Arango, in a most peculiar bit of journalistic legerdemain, doesn't mention the book's title or me.
He said that Mr. McDermott, who was nicknamed Mucko, seemed amiable, but that he had also seemed peculiar, "a bit of spaceshot," who worked well when he worked but had repeatedly come in late.
Particularly, the organisation would look at "the broad question of what was going on and whether anybody around Jimmy Savile knew what was going on". "Jimmy Savile was regarded by a great many people as odd - a bit peculiar," said Mr Entwistle.
In the case of my cartoons, the style I use is not only particular, it's a bit peculiar, as well: instead of drawing with lines, as most cartoonists do, I use lots of dots.
Not for the last time during our meeting, Black Francis frowns and nods briskly, in a way which suggests that something I find a bit peculiar doesn't seem particularly peculiar to him.
It sounds a bit peculiar".
Dunham's attitude seems a bit peculiar.
It all seemed a bit peculiar; a little too American.
True, this account of bodily action sounded a bit peculiar.
