Sentence examples for peculiar enough from inspiring English sources

And what they say remains peculiar enough.

Some of these postwar films were peculiar enough to bewilder their first audiences.

They are just sweet and peculiar enough to give you pause.

It is peculiar enough that the leader of the Hizmet movement, in self-exile from Turkey, lives in a small Pennsylvania town, nestled in the Poconos.

The idea of a meme – an infectious idea – having a definite termination point was peculiar enough; but a meme as nebulous as Web 2.0?

The results can be deflating, as the researchers find that their subjects are not stupid or crazy or heroic or transcendent — their cultural traditions just don't seem peculiar enough to answer the questions that motivate the research.

Producer Janet Lee asked if he had anything in his bank that would be suitable for a film that was peculiar and daring enough to cause a fuss.

In certain parts of Manhattan, which have their own peculiar culture, a snowstorm big enough to shut down street cleaning can bring a pause to the intricate rules governing alternate-side-of-the-street parking.

Peculiar things begin to happen soon enough, both to them and to tenants like Brian Robert Buckleyy), a young playwright.

It was one vote, in one peculiar set of circumstances, but it was enough to introduce a flicker of doubt into a matter that had seemed mostly settled.

As if such developments weren't concerning enough, Svoboda also has a peculiar habit of resuscitating dubious World War II icons.