Sentence examples for peculiar declaration from inspiring English sources
The following day, in an interview, Booker laughed off the nonspecific insinuation and made his own peculiar declaration: "I love Donald Trump.
She made this peculiar declaration, one of the few things she ever said about another religion, with an oracular air that flooded me with curiosity, and also with envy — for our family, whether from parsimony or fear of prejudice, never ate out.
The declaration on the title page of Possession suggests that this is a peculiar kind of novel, operating by special rules.
The fact that we often resort to Talmudic quibbles over the punctuation and wording of the Declaration and the Constitution in order to resolve such debates, however, is a bit peculiar.
There is no explanation of how she is summoned back in time but this peculiar phenomenon begins on her 26th birthday, weeks before the 200th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.
But, since a declaration of independence might provoke a Chinese invasion, the vast majority would like to prolong Taiwan's current, peculiar status of de facto independence.
Shigenobu enters, looking peculiar.
