Sentence examples for peculiar notice from inspiring English sources

If this division of questions looks peculiar, notice that it can apply to Santa Claus, too.

Just a peculiar thing I noticed while listening to some random band I found on What.cd and planning the rest of my day.

For example, the ancient peoples noticed peculiar points of light that wandered amongst their background.

Perhaps because they were making so much money out of it, Americans were slow to notice something peculiar about the American dream, and potentially divisive.

REACH A certain age and you notice a peculiar thing: your thoughts frequently get interrupted by non sequitur memory images, seemingly insignificant but disconcertingly vivid.

This novel, so informed by academic literary criticism (and its follies), frequently expects its reader to notice the peculiar properties of different genres.

The authors despair of employers' "team-building" exercises, rail against the workplace's "emotional administration", and notice a "peculiar kind of anti-corporate business ideology" in modern business theory.

You casually stroll past a large screen in a passing window and can't help but look at it, and notice something peculiar: it seems to be mimicking your movements and displaying some data about them too.

In the isochrones at 10 Hz of PVME hydrogels, which are shown in Fig.  5, one can notice the peculiar changes in the values of dielectric strength ∆ε with temperature; ∆ε =  εr– ε∞, where εr and ε∞ are unrelaxed and relaxed values of dielectric constant, respectively.

scores, he noticed something peculiar.

Beddoes noticed some peculiar things.