Sentence examples for peculiar fact from inspiring English sources

It is a peculiar fact about Blahnik that women feel they can tell him anything.

It is a peculiar fact about Hendrix that his look - the image - refuses to date.

Then there's the peculiar FACT visioning video (all bandage-coloured digi-architecture and smiley teenagers in slo-mo).

Hughes is actually a strong proponent of the 650-branch network, citing a peculiar fact about how we regard banking.

And I go back to the peculiar fact that university communities are unusual places, where adults of all ages maintain close contact organized around discussion and debate.

One can foreground this peculiar fact, as Góngora does with his outrageous layers of verbal frosting, or one can obscure it, as Quevedo does.

He smelled funny and had peculiar facts at his disposal, to do with ancient languages and the sexual habits of dinosaurs.

Discussing the peculiar facts of each of them would only confirm the observation that fraud is "as old as falsehood and as versable as human ingenuity". Weiss v. United States, 122 F.2d 681, 681 (cert, cert.

I regret that the decision of a great constitutional question like that here presented turns on the shifting opinions of individual judges as to the peculiar facts of a particular case.

Philip Matyszak's "The Classical Compendium: a Miscellany of Scandalous Gossip, Bawdy Jokes, Peculiar Facts, and Bad Behavior from the Ancient Greeks and Romans" doesn't quite live up to its flamboyant subtitle, but it does contain some delectable tidbits.

As such, the Supreme Court is unlikely to wade in when the lower court limited its ruling in large part to the peculiar facts of the case in resolving a legal issue that is unlikely to occur with any regularity.