Sentence examples for peculiar sort of from inspiring English sources
Joyce is a peculiar sort of icon.
Parliament is a peculiar sort of place.
Dressing a man is a peculiar sort of challenge.
Yet it would make a peculiar sort of federation.
Marasco was looking at a peculiar sort of anatomical map, which showed Mitchell's chest.
He is "warm and endearing – and a peculiar sort of hero", she said.
Kant was entirely correct to describe space and time as "intuitions," by which he meant that they are peculiar sorts of particulars; he was right again to insist on the centrality in sensing of the notions of here and now, which can be indicated but not reduced to conceptual terms.
Actually it is travel writing of a peculiar sort.
General Musharraf says he believes in democracy, but his actions show that it is a democracy of a peculiar sort.
It is a historical object of a very peculiar sort.
Certified Copy is the deconstructed portrait of a marriage, acted with well-intentioned fervour by Juliette Binoche, but persistently baffling, contrived, and often simply bizarre – a highbrow misfire of the most peculiar sort.
