Sentence examples for peculiar two from inspiring English sources

It was peculiar: two people, one big, one little, and an enormous, empty stage, but it worked brilliantly all the same.

This photo also, has a peculiar "three suns" effect.

Solzhenitsyn's new book is a peculiar one.

But by its own placid standards, British politics has had a peculiar three months.

Mr Erdogan played a central role in the election campaign, but his own position is a peculiar one.

Of the unusual phenomena that occur at the polar extremes of the Earth, time is a particularly peculiar one.

Other letters were peculiar: one suggested that Adam had been drugged by the C.I.A. and forced to his acts in order to foment support for gun-control legislation.

It was a singular expression of national grief and in some ways a peculiar one.Entertainers, however famous, rarely, if ever, depart in such ceremony.

But that definition of success was always a peculiar one to apply to a war the United States launched primarily to secure its own interests.

However, Mr Monti also said that there were exceptional circumstances to justify the ruling and that the market concerned was "a very peculiar one".

"Gabriel" is an elegy, but it is a peculiar one, "unlike anything anyone else has done, a modern poem about modern circumstances," Richard Howard said.