Sentence examples for peculiar choice from inspiring English sources

This peculiar choice of targets wasn't a mistake.

Though at that rate, it would seem a peculiar choice.

It was a peculiar choice to insert songs by Dowland into the programme.

Farrar is at once an obvious and peculiar choice to continue the Mermaid Avenue series.

North Korea in the nineteen-nineties was, in Martin's somewhat peculiar choice of phrase, "a nightmare by human-rights standards".

The tone of the program shifted between celebration and reflection; Mr. Robinson, in a peculiar choice, performed "Abraham, Martin and John," Dion DiMucci's elegy for murdered leaders.

Beethoven's Variations in E flat (Op. 44), an early piano trio based on a banal theme, and Haydn's Trio in G (Op. 53, No. 1), a keyboard sonata transcribed for strings by an unknown arranger, were peculiar choices.

But things take a turn for the bizarre once one starts looking at the peculiar choices made year after year in the "best spoken word album" category.

Clapper's slightly peculiar word choice took me back to early 1967.

This seems a peculiar job choice for a man with 25 years on the bench, who retired, nearly a decade ago, as a State Supreme Court justice, even a man as spiritually independent and playful as Mr. Wright, who has published three books of poetry and was recently married for the sixth time.

Some theatergoers back then must have thought Carla Maxwell, the company's director, had made a peculiar choreographic choice, for in certain dance circles the abstractions of Mr. Louis and his longterm collaborator Alwin Nikolais were considered totally unrelated to the emotionally intense efforts of Mr. Limón and his own choreographic colleagues.