Sentence examples for peculiar ones from inspiring English sources

There are plenty of clichés, sometimes peculiar ones, like the Cowboys reference.

There are peculiar ones that you would never expect them to do, such as Your Feet's Too Big [Fats Waller].

The book, he concluded, showed "how the theory of relativity, itself often accused of leading to bizarre conclusions, can in fact save us from some very peculiar ones".

But in the kitchen it has inspired a large number of smart, exciting dishes along with a small handful of slightly peculiar ones.

The story of Sanford Rivers, a head linesman who became the first N.F.L. official fired for being too heavy, is one of the more peculiar ones this year.

Leśniewski's systems have some formal features, even very peculiar ones in some respects.

The sight is a peculiar one.

That was a very peculiar one, that was.

Solzhenitsyn's new book is a peculiar one.

Levin's position is a rather peculiar one.

But his situation in Afghanistan is, by his own admission, a peculiar one.