Sentence examples for peculiar indeed from inspiring English sources
It was very peculiar indeed waking for the first Sunday morning since I was 16 without a hangover, an experience that I have not yet dared to repeat.
Some of the most creative people in business have been very peculiar indeed: Henry Ford loved conspiracy theories of the blackest hue; Thomas Watson of IBM commissioned company songs in his own honour.
Photograph: Getty There are many things to love about Hay, and many of them stem from the peculiarly English nature of the whole shebang (peculiar, indeed, as it is in Wales).
In my case, two days after happiness whitened out my subject, or, as I said, deflated it, I received a peculiar, indeed uniquely harsh letter from an old writer friend about something I'd published.
And a law that attempts to say you can criticise or ridicule ideas, as long as they are not religious ideas, is a very peculiar law indeed.
His eye is drawn to the quirks of our nation's cultural and political landscape, and as anybody who follows the goings-on in Washington knows, it is a peculiar landscape indeed.
And Hamilton chooses with bizarre frequency quotations from British newspapers like The Times of London and The Guardian rather than from the American press — a peculiar device indeed for a study of an American politician.
Dr. Slade said that the levels of nicotine in the recipes were probably quite high, "enough to be concerned about nicotine toxicity" and could give a nonsmoking adult "a very peculiar feeling indeed".
It should not be thought that all or even most white Southerners were directly involved in the section's "peculiar institution". Indeed, in 1850 there were only 347,525 slaveholders in a total white population of about 6,000,000 in the slave states.
On the contrary, the feeling is that for all the peculiar and indeed downright wrong things they believe, such people have their own particular integrity.As an account of the way truth is constructed by communities and families living in a state of war and fear, "Rebel Land" ranks in sophistication with any primer of postmodern philosophy or social anthropology.
