Sentence examples for peculiar man from inspiring English sources

"Why are you sitting so close to me?" the peculiar man asks.

Their landlord is a peculiar man who wanders in and out of their house, eating and sleeping there as though it were his own dwelling.

In 2009, an official at the Louisiana State University Museum of Art told Leininger that the museum had been paid a visit by a peculiar man.

On Hunting Hill Drive today, neighbors described Mr. Roll as a peculiar man who kept odd hours and acted strangely confident.

The version of A Most Peculiar Man on The Paul Simon Songbook is a gentle, echoey lament arranged purely for guitar.

It's probably fair to say that Simon & Garfunkel can be a bit po-faced at times, so as a useful corrective I recommend checking out "The Most Peculiar Man", a YouTube video its creator cheerfully describes as "a crappy animation made to go along with A Most Peculiar Man by Simon and Garfunkel".

You might easily remember the 80s as an almighty game of oneupmanship between Madonna, Michael Jackson and Prince, two hypersexualised "freaks" and one deeply peculiar man-child.

But each time the peculiar men sent to govern Hong Kong balked, with the support of locals, notably Chinese businessmen who perhaps learned too much about socialism from the devastation unfolding on the mainland to encourage importing it.Free-market faith reached its apogee in 1961-71, when Sir John Cowperthwaite was the colony's financial secretary.

There are nearly a dozen full-time comedy clubs in the city, and scores of bars and restaurants across Manhattan regularly open their back rooms to those peculiar men and women whose sole mission in life is to spread the joy of laughter -- and to book a spot on Letterman.

Since its "discovery," a series of peculiar men with various agendas have tried to "save" South Sudan.

It is peculiar to man to love even those who do wrong.