Sentence examples for special peculiar from inspiring English sources

And Weiss is a special, peculiar, case: She categorized Enron as "overvalued," i.e., a potential short, all year which it began, remember, at $84.

With bells a-jingling ever louder, Netflix has served up one of the most appealingly peculiar seasonal specials in many a Yule.

A more peculiar pairing is ex-Special Neville Staple and ex-Damned drummer Rat Scabies, who have collaborated on a Staple solo album, The Rude Boy Returns.

SPECIAL elections are peculiar beasts.

But second person is a peculiar (or "special") perspective.

Later, when your state has a primary, nobody will come and write stories about your special problems or peculiar taste in sports.

At the same time, in Nigeria, he gave his people the hope of broader recognition, the special sense peculiar to the written word that they were no longer alone in their predicament.

"It gives them that peculiar and special place in our society which has enabled them to get all kinds of benefits and emoluments that by and large the rest of us don't get".

But something more than advances in star grooming and special effects is behind this peculiar phenomenon.

They — and their counterparts in the City Council and Congress — suffer from a special form of amnesia, one peculiar to lawmakers.

It is, among other things, "very special," "not normal," "miscegenated," "interesting," "peculiar" and, in case we haven't yet gotten the point, "genuinely weird".