Sentence examples for peculiar title from inspiring English sources

The peculiar title, you feel, could have been dreamed up by either man.

As for what Gaddis intended with this work, we might take a moment to parse its peculiar title.

Kissinger's latest book, "Does America Need a Foreign Policy?" is much more interesting than its peculiar title.

Some suggest that the dish earned its rather peculiar title (and, once and for all, rabbit is the correct form regardless of what this newspaper's style guide says.

Back from vacation, Book Benchers, and greeted with three hundred and seventy-seven e-mails and a pile of envelopes containing many a peculiar title.

The book takes its peculiar title from sunshine-yellow ads for ceramic tile that are painted on the concrete wall that hides Annawadi: the ad series repeats the words "Beautiful" and "Forever".

This was most peculiar; any movie title that contains the number "III" or "3," including the last section of the "Godfather" trilogy, tends to be a guarantee of bathos and exhausted ideas.

The first ruler of Viennois in southeastern France to bear this name was Guigues IV Dauphin in the 12th century; the name was borne so regularly by his successors that it came to be taken for a title peculiar to rulers of Viennois.

"The Peculiar" is the title of Bachmann's steampunk fairy tale set in an alternate Victorian-era London — a book that, at times, recalls Dostoevsky's "Crime and Punishment, Charles Dickenss' "A Tale of Two Cities" and more recent classics, such as J.K. Rowling's "Harry Potter" and Lemony Snicket's "A Series of Unfortunate Events".

This was the first shop in Britain where it was possible to buy City Lights publications and peculiar magazines with titles such as the Marihuana Review and Fuck You: A Magazine of the Arts.

So he signs on for a Bollywood musical whose title translates as "Peculiar Dancing Boy," described by its novice producer as "a serious critique of imperialism and the caste system told through the medium of dance".