Sentence examples for peculiar to be from inspiring English sources

This arrangement, too, seemed too peculiar to be real.

"But it is a little peculiar to be here on a date with those numbers".

Italy has long occupied an odd place in Europe, too potent to be ignored but too peculiar to be embraced.

If it felt peculiar to be entering an election day as an underdog — Democrats did not even field an opponent six years ago — Mr. Lugar did not show it.

The characters are too richly peculiar to be allegorical marionettes, and the cast -- especially the ungainly, dough-faced Mr. Polivka -- performs with such subtlety and ingenuity that all sense of narrative artifice vanishes.

It's a little peculiar to be rehearsing a scene in minute detail that you're not going to be shooting for a month, so you don't get too detailed about it, but you try to get the basic dynamics of what's going on understood by everybody.

It is a peculiar longing, to be waiting to hear the first blackbird.

But I find this intimate and peculiar collection to be powerfully affecting and touching.

The Padfone is a peculiar beast, to be sure.

Another issue that emerged from the study that is peculiar to Nigeria is the general cynicism and lack of trust toward the Nigerian government.

This is too peculiar a brew to be to everyone's taste.