Sentence examples for peculiar on from inspiring English sources

Since the inauguration, Mr. Bush's face, which appeared scrunched up and peculiar on television throughout the campaign, has relaxed.

We often feel peculiar on arising, even when miles from a highway, but we've never had the proper term to epitomize our plight.

She does remember feeling peculiar on realizing that, in her mid-seventies, she had outlived Yeats, whom she thought of as "that iconic 'old poet,' " and who died at the age of seventy-three.

In addition, it should be noted here that the vertical distribution of CAPE was very peculiar on that day.

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

Dance passes through history by this peculiar laying-on of hands.

"But I never knew such peculiar goings-on as I saw in New Boston.

But the classical inspiration comes at a price: it offers an unrealistic ideal of beauty that exerts its own peculiar tyranny on us& 8212especially on women.

But most of them put a peculiar emphasis on the role of the individual, on being alone even in company, on being independent even when partnering.

Brooking, who made four solo tackles against the Eagles, has a peculiar perspective on the mood that surrounds one of America's most football-fervent environments.

Something peculiar is going on in the American film industry.