Sentence examples for sounded peculiar from inspiring English sources

The next day, Max thought the colt's breathing sounded peculiar.

But the conciliatory words sounded peculiar beside the blunt fact of the base closure, which seemed to communicate that American plans in the region should be coordinated with Moscow.

It may sound peculiar and deluded now.

"A lot of art forms at first brush might sound peculiar," he said.

If this sounds peculiar, it's probably because you have the wrong millennium in mind.

If this sounds peculiar, brace yourself for the movie, which is the most disorienting that Assayas has yet devised.

At my father's, we used to eat a particular canape, which sounds peculiar, but tastes delicious.

"It may sound peculiar, but it was love at first sight," said the 51-year-old Berlin advertising executive after moving in to his 60sq metre flat.

It might sound peculiar asking darkness into your garden in the dark months, but these twigs are a wonderful foil for lighter subjects.

Their chocolates are such weird flavours – salted caramel or a fruit called kalamansi – and I've learned not to avoid what sounds peculiar.

Given the importance of savings and investment to economic growth — and given the current obsession in the U.S. with our soaring deficits — the idea that a country could actually spend too little may sound peculiar.