Sentence examples for peculiar prospect from inspiring English sources
But that would offer the peculiar prospect of Mr. Suharto's carefully constructed Government system taking steps to dismantle itself.
The sole opportunity mentioned in the context of this theme is that these peculiar cultural arrangements provide the prospect of a return to using old cultural laws to limit the use of tobacco in some subgroups in the local community and to limit daily consumption.
AS diplomacy once more reclaims its place in U.S.-Iran relations, a peculiar psychological barrier continues to bedevil prospects of a settlement.
The former New York mayor Michael Bloomberg, who shared a sofa with Boris at a peculiar event in central London yesterday, was more literal about his own talked-up presidential prospects.
Still, the prospect of a possible mass debate over intricacies of the Oscar process struck some as peculiar.
Shigenobu enters, looking peculiar.
It was certainly peculiar.
