Sentence examples for peculiar book from inspiring English sources
This is a most peculiar book.
Death By Water is a pretty peculiar book.
Such a very peculiar book is a rare pleasure.
The respiratory structures of spiders consist of peculiar "book lungs," leaflike plates over which air circulates through slits on the abdomen.
"The Rain Before It Falls" is a peculiar book, to put it kindly; it is itself a failure, in more brutal terms.
In the opening pages of this brilliant, peculiar book, three small-town girls discover a man's corpse at the edge of a lake, and one of them, Mees Kipp, mysteriously brings him back to life.
Frances Hardinge writes peculiar books, and Cuckoo Song, the latest in her award-winning canon, is her most peculiar yet.
If his late (and very funny) books sound peculiar to American ears, it's probably because of his very English tendency to play almost everything he says, however outrageous, at moderate to low volume.
Moon Wiring Club originally evolved out of what was intended to be "a peculiar children's book", Strange Reports from a Northern Village".
The essay is actually a review of the book "Peculiar Institution: America's Death Penalty in an Age of Abolition," by David Garland, a professor of law and sociology at New York University.
He relies on old evidence to attack the consensus (such as an apparent disparity between temperatures on the earth's surface and in the troposphere, which was resolved two years ago).There is also something peculiar in the book's argument.
