Sentence examples for peculiar how from inspiring English sources

It's peculiar how imprecise is everyone's assessment of earnings.

But, even so, it was peculiar how, in the decades that followed the New York City teachers' strike, resistance to foundations, for the most part, melted away.

It is peculiar how his place with the Jets became shaky for some of the same reasons that he has been appreciated here.

My recommendation for foreign investment is that they do it in partnership with a local because Nicaragua can be very peculiar how things are done.

So it's funny that we should applaud those who embrace it, calling them brave; peculiar how we differentiate those who prepare for it, calling them courageous; strange that we should set apart those who seek it out, or enjoy it, even as we all realize we must endure it again and again and again.

It was most peculiar then, how their forward effort collapsed.

Nonetheless, there's something peculiar about how powerful fears of inflation are.

But still, there was something peculiar about how inevitable last night's coronation of "The Artist" felt.

What is very peculiar is how good writers, faced with the subject of Washington, suffer bouts of badness.

** What is very peculiar is how good writers, faced with the subject of Washington, suffer bouts of badness.

The title of William Carlos Williams's poem Tract makes his instructional intent plain, but his subject is a peculiar one: how to properly conduct a funeral.