Sentence examples for peculiar why from inspiring English sources
So that should tell people also that there must be something peculiar why they don't eat it too.
It is, however, peculiar, why penicillin-resistance is clearly more common in Finland than in the neighbouring Nordic countries with similar conditions for milk production.
I would also say that I still have myriad questions about the life of his peculiar diarist: why she did X and Y, I still don't know; how she felt about Z remains unclear to me.
Actually, you're pretty peculiar: Because why wouldn't you do it?
Hopkins said he was drawn to the material because of how it explores "that peculiar nature of why actors want to act.
Following the latest penalty, it has raised a peculiar situation of why so many sides are unknowingly fielding ineligible players, and whether the rulings of the Confederation of African Football have been made clear to those competing under its and Fifa's rule.
There may be reasons peculiar to Hollywood why a woman wouldn't want to go public on the state of her ovaries – it is probably considered ageing to talk about IVF in an industry where the march of time is a matter of constant dispute.
I'm not sure all women will adopt this peculiar trend, but why not give a try?
Why this peculiar hostility to hypocrisy?
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