Sentence examples for peculiar drawing from inspiring English sources

Another example is a really very peculiar drawing of "Men Shoveling Chairs," which is here given to the circle of Rogier van der Weyden.

While you may be the product of disgust to others, they may display curiosity and perceive you as peculiar, draw on the abilities of others and challenge their skill.

At first, this feels peculiar, like drawing a line by holding pencils in each hand and connecting two exterior points to a center.

It's a peculiar tale, drawing heavily upon a range of somewhat obvious sources (Picnic At Hanging Rock, Lord of the Flies, Heavenly Creatures etc) but still finding its own oddly off-kilter voice.

Chancellors need only sketch out the latter, and Mr Osborne has drawn a deeply peculiar line.

Now psychologists are rethinking the purpose of that peculiar sentiment -- and are drawing some surprising conclusions.

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.

They were a peculiar yellow, crudely drawn and conceived as ephemeral.

The peculiar attacks first drew national attention last fall when several men from the Bergholz settlement were arrested on state kidnapping and burglary charges.

During that time, Monceaux began to be possessed by a peculiar ambition: to draw a portrait of every American President from George Washington to George Bush.

You say blocking the refinancing is a "peculiar place to draw a line in the sand," adding that "New York's problem is not too much refinancing, but that it borrows too much money over all without taxpayer approval".