Sentence examples similar to peculiarly wrong from inspiring English sources
The company must have known what it was getting when it greenlit the project, and if the cuts were carried out for commercial reasons as the terse statement suggests, it seems peculiarly wrong-headed.
(Reporting a heavy heart at the birth of a daughter into slavery, Jacobs writes, "Slavery is terrible for men; but it is far more terrible for women. Superadded to the burden common to all, they have wrongs, and sufferings, and mortifications peculiarly their own").
(Neither of these, by the way, is the peculiarly British tradition of resigning when something goes wrong on your watch. It may not have been your fault, and even if it was, you may still be able to do more good than harm by staying).
But that does not mean there is something intrinsically wrong with a meal costing £100 a head or more, and it is a peculiarly British response to assume that there might be.
Mr Assad remains peculiarly popular.
My situation is peculiarly poignant.
Books are peculiarly invasive.
Peculiarly, drippingly rich.
A peculiarly English thing.
It was peculiarly satisfying.
