Sentence examples for peculiar matters from inspiring English sources

A brief selection of peculiar matters recently presented to our courts.

The New Yorker, October 7, 1944 P. 73 A brief selection of peculiar matters recently presented to our courts.

By Joseph P. Pollard The New Yorker, October 7, 1944 P. 73 A brief selection of peculiar matters recently presented to our courts.

"It's a peculiar thing".

There's a clue here as to Buchbinder's particular – some would say peculiar – take on matters surrounding period performance and musical authenticity.

The case, one of the most peculiar medical misconduct matters in the city in decades, has reverberated beyond the doctor himself.

The first is for their candidate to stop saying peculiar things about financial matters.

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.

* New York City is already on record as being utterly indifferent to the terms under which its mayor conducts his marriage, no matter how peculiar.

You, the rightful owner, can silence the alarm by tilting the laptop to those three predetermined angles, no matter how peculiar it may make you look in public.

But it will not try to certify nostrums prescribed by sangomas to individual patients, no matter how peculiar, unless a sangoma or patient requests it.