Sentence examples for peculiar enough to from inspiring English sources

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

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

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.

Once met, the delightfully quirky inhabitants of Three Pines are the kind of people you can't wait to see again, and the characters Gamache imports from Montreal are peculiar enough to fit right in with the locals.

His behavior was peculiar enough to draw the attention of unarmed security guards at the Westroads Mall, Police Chief Thomas Warren said, but by the time officers arrived six minutes later, Mr. Hawkins had killed five women, three men and then himself.

It is generally accepted that oncocytic tumors in the thyroid and in other organs alike should be considered as distinct subtypes, since their features are peculiar enough to set them apart from corresponding neoplasms lacking accumulation of mitochondria (World Health Organization, 2004).

Wes Streeting, the new MP for Ilford North and a rising star in the Labour party, said: "It would be peculiar enough for different departments to take a different approach to flying a rainbow flag, but what's bizarre about this decision is that it reverses the position adopted by William Hague".

Their neighborhood pets are, strictly speaking, not even that; rather they are pets of the pet supply store Beastly Bite, an institution peculiar to and peculiar enough for Court Street, that one-way straight shot from the pomp of Borough Hall to the basins of Gowanus Bay.

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.

That Mr Abraham cleared the relevant edition of Tramadol Nights in advance is peculiar enough, though we might be charitable and assume he was laughing too hard from the previous joke to hear it, or had dozed off.

And what they say remains peculiar enough.