Sentence examples for peculiar honesty from inspiring English sources

The wrestlers are a club, greeting one another as brothers in arms, or in headlocks; one of them cheerfully sells Randy almost a thousand dollars' worth of steroids and other drugs, and, in place of the hypocritical masking that bedevils major sports, there is a peculiar honesty, almost a decorum, running beneath the overcooked beefcake and the staged aggression of the fights.

A peculiar relationship between prodazhnost', "saleability," and chestnost', "honesty," belongs to the essence of the Donbas.

Kind of sad, eh?" There is indeed a peculiar kind of sadness about Harry Dean Stanton, a mix of vulnerability, honesty and seeming guilelessness that has lit up the screen in his greatest performances.

Just to make matters more peculiar, there is a squirt of sentimental populism, with the President sensing the error of his ways and struggling, through honesty and self-education, to square himself with the truth about the Middle East.

Why peculiar?

RYAN: Honesty.

Such honesty.

Her honesty?

Terminal honesty?

Real honesty.

Honesty is.