Sentence examples for peculiar when from inspiring English sources

Then the story grew more peculiar when the dying Dipendra was himself designated king.

But Mr. Bloodsworth said Mr. Ruffner seemed to behave "kind of peculiar" when they were together.

I find it peculiar when people come into an interview and they have no questions for me.

The avidness of the fan movement seems less peculiar when you consider how rarely television roots itself in rural soil.

Still, Shakespeare is readily done without English accents by Americans — in fact, it seems peculiar when Americans put on English accents.

What about me?' And I thought, 'God, that's so peculiar.' When you've just had a baby, you don't think about yourself at all.

The 2008 elections highlighted this peculiar practice when governors in four states simultaneously filled the Senate seats left empty when Barack Obama, Joe Biden, Hillary Clinton, and Ken Salazar joined the incoming Obama administration.

The military has long been in a peculiar bind when it comes to food: how to get soldiers to eat more rations when they are in the field.

What about me ?' And I thought, 'God, that's so peculiar.' When you've just had a baby, you don't think about yourself at all.

It was not long afterward that her friends noticed a peculiar odor when she was about.

Mississippi, the first state to ratify Prohibition, has a peculiar history when it comes to temperance.