Sentence examples for simply peculiar from inspiring English sources

But very little is truly fresh or cleverly executed, and much is simply peculiar.

Also, Borzage's sense of romance has something of a ubiquitous power, like a particular light that pervades his films: it's a faith so radical that it embraces even the most exotic or recalcitrant possibilities, which is why there's so much unusual, eye-catching, ambiguous, or simply peculiar side business in his movies and that calculated near-randomness gives them a documentary tinge.

"They were just peculiar women".

Not sexy, just peculiar.

But peculiar?

If there was anything notable about this Arsenal victory it was perhaps simply the peculiar atmosphere inside the Emirates.

I have no way of knowing if he was really doing P.R. or simply had a peculiar sense of humor, but much of the Starbucks P.R. team must share his distaste for talking to British journalists right now, given the scale of the challenge they face.

Ultimately, Bernie Sanders will win the nomination and presidency because Clinton voters can't answer the questions above without saying Republicans are worse, or simply claiming a peculiar moral relativism.

Is it possible that these sequences were produced simply by some peculiar behaviors of Tau mice?

Well, here's some news: In the pages of Bon Appétit, the microwave has been dying since sometime around March 1982, when the magazine ceased publishing a peculiar column, simply titled "Microwave," which launched in 1978.

Not from any peculiar moral weakness but simply because such well-adapted administrators are themselves believers in a policy of economic development….