Sentence examples for peculiar qualification from inspiring English sources
The ambiguity bespeaks, not for the first time, the Obamas' peculiar qualification to both console the victims and reassure the beneficiaries of national wrongs.
(Nothing against the latter, but having made a good film about people making a bad, fake Star Wars ripoff is a decidedly peculiar qualification).
"Comic opera" here means not a lot more than that the opera ends happily, the heroine bounds about the stage irrepressibly, and - a most peculiar qualification for the description in 19th-century France - the opera contains spoken dialogue.
The county charter says nonresidents "may be appointed to an office or position for which peculiar or exceptional qualifications of a scientific, professional or technical character are necessary.
The more distant the station and the more peculiar the people in question, the more anxiously conscientious should be the selection since greater qualifications are required and wider latitude of discretion must be given.
Shigenobu enters, looking peculiar.
