Sentence examples for peculiar that this from inspiring English sources
It's peculiar that this exemplary independent filmmaker is also a great American bard of the middle-aged and the middle class, an artist of suburban businesspeople and homemakers.
For someone whose most religious observance was getting stoned and watching the lightning storms, it was peculiar that this news should so upset me.
Did you find it… a tad peculiar that this allowed him to return to the seventh game of the Lakers/Nuggets match and help secure a victory?
It is peculiar that this protein is more similar to D. melanogaster Mβ protein than to either A.m.Mβ or A.g.Mβ (see Table 3).
"I cannot help but marvel at how peculiar that is," says Morley.
It is peculiar that in this day and age, when Christians, especially there, suffer discrimination and persecution, assault and rape, torture and murder, as part of an ethnic -- shall we more accurately say, religious -- cleansing, that the world is apathetic.
I thought it peculiar that the sun …. is now subsumed by the Internet".
The peculiar pitch that this interest has now reached is doubtless helped in part by the fact that there was a very good slate of films last year.
It seems a bit peculiar though that this equilibrium would have remained stable for ∼40 years, in spite of the drastically changed Caymanian landscape and dramatic declines in crab population levels.
Work on HIV and simian immunodeficiency virus (SIV) has shown that viral evolution in the brain is peculiar in that this immunologically privileged site allows a low level of viral replication [ 13] before disease onset [ 46], but it may be considered a "sanctuary" where the virus can evolve freely, avoiding the effects of adaptive immunity and/or therapy [ 12].
In particular, there is an economic efficiency-based case for public funding and promotion of research on non-clinical preventive interventions, in Germany and beyond, to confront the peculiar challenges that set this research apart from its clinical counterpart.
