Sentence examples for peculiar relationship from inspiring English sources

"It put you in a peculiar relationship with other people.

"We Brits have a peculiar relationship with money," he says.

But with Kishen Bari-Mai did establish a peculiar relationship.

A peculiar relationship between prodazhnost', "saleability," and chestnost', "honesty," belongs to the essence of the Donbas.

It might only be memorable for star Nicolas Cage's peculiar relationship with iguanas.

But Ms. Müller has a peculiar relationship with the German language and Germany.

Well, no, but it is how the Englishman's peculiar relationship with "abroad" is often portrayed in fiction.

Our peculiar relationship with sleep is, Morgan suggests, "an extension of our rather strange attitudes to our bodies.

In his catalog essay, titled "Why Buy a Vermeer When a Metsu is Available?," Mr. Waiboer charts the peculiar inverse relationship of these two Dutch painters.

This moment comes when series host Brian Reed is interviewing a man named Olan Long, a former member of the Air Force who for years had a peculiar romantic relationship with the subject of the podcast, John B. McLemore.

In the social insects, this type of parental behaviour apparently results from the peculiar genetic relationships between the individuals in most social-insect colonies (termites are among the exceptions).