Sentence examples for something peculiar is going from inspiring English sources
Something peculiar is going on in the American film industry.
In Britain, that emotive question is surrounded by a dense thicket of legal arguments over the various principles which have been set down by national and European Union law as well as by the European Court of Human Rights.And in that arcane world, something peculiar is going on.
Small world, you keep thinking, and eventually it might occur to you that something deeply peculiar is going on here: the world of "Tom Bedlam" shrinks just when you'd expect it to be expanding to accommodate the enormous, grave events of 1914 to 1918.
Something peculiar would be going on if say, a Christian church were obliged, under equality legislation, to admit to the priesthood a person who professed either atheism or some other religion.But the number of jobs over which religious bodies have some influence goes far beyond the ranks of clerics or prayer leaders.
Clearly something else is going on.
Something is going right.
The overall effect is to give viewers who have not been abducted a taste of what it must be like: the time inexplicably lost, the confusion over what "they" want with us and the nagging sense that something very peculiar, and not at all pleasant, is going on.
When I was young and first read the Alice books, I found them peculiar and harsh, and felt something disturbing was going on underneath that I didn't understand.
He does not yet know that the man he is going to visit has little concern for timetables — the Count has lived for hundreds of years — and dines on something more peculiar than paprika hendl.
"Something's going to happen, something positive.
