Sentence examples for peculiar comments from inspiring English sources

In Mrs. Clinton's zeal to make the case that experience (hers) is more important than inspirational leadership (Mr. Obama's), she made some peculiar comments about the relative importance of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and President Lyndon Johnson to the civil rights cause.

How ironic that President Trump's peculiar comments about Douglass appeared on the very first day of Black History Month.

It would be a peculiar comment in most places, perhaps, but is well understood in Hong Kong, where October is a time when children flock to Ocean Park, an amusement park owned by the government.

Among his more peculiar recent comments is his insistence that today's superlow tax rates on capital gains — which overwhelmingly benefit the very richest Americans and which he wants to preserve — are important for working people with 401(k) retirement plans.

After reading them, I sat down and wrote a piece about the two men's very peculiar exchange, commenting on its unexpected warmth despite their acute differences in temperament.

The entire fourth floor at the New Museum is overtaken by one of these environments: an enthralling labyrinth of paintings and collages that employs a mind-boggling array of imagery, from Picasso to Plastic Man to peculiar religious tracts, to comment on the toxic effects of the military-industrial complex.

These comments are pretty peculiar given that PKP knows more about media and journalism than almost anyone in Quebec.

In the days before the quarter-final those closest to him had commented on his peculiar confidence, his new-found assertiveness.

Over Sunday-afternoon drinks, he made an offhand comment about the peculiar politics of dating in Cape Town.

Mark tried some of the licorice cake and commented on its peculiar texture, likening it to cotton candy.

And this peculiar note about citations for blog comments is sure to bring a smile to any blogger's face: There is no need to add pseud.