Sentence examples for peculiar take from inspiring English sources

Texas has always had a brutally peculiar take on what constitutes justice.

But that may just be my peculiar take on the problem.

The most peculiar take, however, is the 2008 "remix" by artist Nigel Tomm, which consists of a blue screen and 75 minutes and six seconds of silence.

There's a clue here as to Buchbinder's particular – some would say peculiar – take on matters surrounding period performance and musical authenticity.

The federal government has even offered international journalists free trips to Queensland where presumably those journalists will be schooled in the government's own peculiar take on the reef's future – a take which even it's own scientists seem to disagree with.

This might be the stuff of your basic vanity label — a homegrown operation created to issue the owners' music — except that Mr. Parker and Ms. Pallatto, both 56, have such a peculiar take on vanity.

Anyone who does so forfeits his right to life and property; his womenfolk may be captured and enslaved.Such peculiar takes on morality have long alarmed liberal-minded Saudis, as well as the 1m-odd Saudis who are Shia Muslims, and so happen to venerate the shrines of sundry saints and martyrs.

Neville, incidentally, knows what it is like to be in the other position and it is certainly peculiar, taking into account the number of times he has called for managers to be given more time, that he was part of the Salford City set-up that sacked the manager, Phil Power, a few weeks ago with the team second in the Evo Stik Northern First Division.

And he's got a peculiar enough take on the world that some of his digressions emerge as amusingly cockeyed, like his contention that playing the oboe makes your head expand.

Biba's identity was forged around a peculiar 60s take on 30s style, from its elaborate gold artnouveau logo on a black background, to the sequined skull caps, bow lips, skinny silhouette and feather boas that made up the Biba look.

"So it almost becomes a matter of, do I book now or wait?" While it may seem like a peculiar time to take a dream vacation, given the harsh economy and dwindling retirement funds, the prices are right if you have the cash.