Sentence examples for that's peculiar from inspiring English sources

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.

Seen that way, there is little that's peculiar or pathological about Salinger's retreat, though much in it that's sad.

"She says 'That's peculiar.' I don't use the term peculiar".

But that's peculiar considering they find it virtuous for women to stay at home to raise children (and not accrue social security) -- yet they find providing state-sponsored access to healthcare for those very same children to be somehow contemptuous.

However, there seems to be a further difficulty that is peculiar only to Brentano's symbols.

Therefore, we consider the external economic effects that are peculiar to an agent's environmental policy decision.

Benton soon encountered something else that was peculiar.

It designates in part those rules that are peculiar to commercial transactions.

There remain, however, some important practices that are peculiar to Spain.

The British capital has a haven status that is peculiar for the factors working against it.

He also helps his students confront zoning issues that are peculiar to city and suburban areas.