Sentence examples for peculiar verb from inspiring English sources
It makes perfect sense, for instance, that football would give rise to the peculiar verb out-physical as a counterpart to outsmart.
Sour facial expressions, gruff noises and emphatic bodily movements (wiggling fingers and gritting teeth) would seem to rule the verbs peculiar to today's published fiction.
Using the Oxford English Corpus, encompassing about two billion words of 21st-century English, Hargraves found peculiar patterns in simple words like the verb "brush".
The verb systems and pronouns recorded by Baudrimont is peculiar in several ways.
Quine (1908 2000) discussed in some detail, such verbs are "referentially opaque," and this feature seems to be a peculiar manifestation of the intentionality of the states they describe.
Like Brecht, who used a peculiar German for the play, he has written a hiccupy English, which often has the verb at the end of a sentence.
Some verbs of great frequency (antecedents of the modern words be, shall, will, do, go, can, may, and so on) had their own peculiar patterns of inflections.
