Sentence examples for something very peculiar from inspiring English sources
ON JUNE 16th something very peculiar happened in Germany's electricity market.
However, when the subjects actually began playing the video game, the striatum did something very peculiar.
No matter how comfortable the modern eye is supposed to be with the meagerly attired male form, no matter how many Calvin Klein ads and episodes of "Baywatch" it has registered, there's still something very peculiar about seeing a male model lope down a runway in swim trunks the size of a tennis shoe.
I made this suggestion once at a literary festival in response to a question about the memory sequences in my novels, and I could see people exchanging looks and pulling faces, so it could well be there's something very peculiar about me.
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.
Strawson tells us that when Russell adopts the name "neutral monism" for his own view "he seems too mean something very peculiar (and phenomenalistic) by it".
During our research we found something very peculiar – Quora is using Mechanical Turk to mass create Twitter accounts: "Given a name, username, password, and email address, create a new Twitter account," says the posting.
Yet, we are doing something really peculiar.
She "made some reference to maybe they drank poisoned milk, which is a very peculiar way of phrasing something," the official said.
