Sentence examples for something is peculiar from inspiring English sources

He realizes something is peculiar, however, when he sees that his father seems oblivious to the fact that it's raining inside the house.

Something was peculiar about his gait as well, sometimes described as a swagger so intimidating that enemy soldiers kept their distance.

"We thought something was peculiar with the experiment," says Richard Lerner, a chemist who heads the Scripps Research Institute in La Jolla, California, and was one of the study leaders.

obs).. Notably, for the Guri and Cuyuni fishes, our observation of morphology indicated that something was peculiar about these fishes, while all other inferred hybrids conformed to the morphology of non-hybrid parental individuals, again suggesting a role for selection in the fate of hybrid individuals.

This universality of mental illness is not something that is peculiar to family businesses.

This is not something that is peculiar to olfaction; in the human auditory system, many components of the physical stimulus are ignored by the ear.

That "something" is a peculiar — if energetic — strategy for staying busy in a down economy.

But something is quite peculiar about this club: They shouldn't be winning this much.

But there is something else, too, and it is peculiar to the Embassy at the Holy See.

And it was fascinating because it was something that was peculiar to New Zealand".

Is that how he wants people to feel after listening to Me Moan? "I just want them to feel like how they feel when they see something that's peculiar," he says.