Sentence examples for this peculiar thing from inspiring English sources

There is this peculiar thing about Michael [Howard ]

Have you heard of this peculiar thing some call "the rule of law"?

First, there's this peculiar thing about people -- if given the choice, they prefer a certain future to an uncertain one.

She gave Charlie Brown a signed document in which she swore not to pull the football away when he tried to kick it, but the "peculiar thing about this document," as she observed in the final frame, was that "it was never notarized".

4) Tim Flowers, BLACKBURN 1-0 Newcastle, Premiership, 08/05/1995 The peculiar thing about this one is that it is better remembered for his Flowers' maniacal post-match interview, but the only reason he was being interviewed in the first place was because he had produced one of the all-time great goalkeeping performances.

Then the peculiar thing would happen.

Their day: the peculiar thing about the modern authors Ted revelled in was that they were nearly all antiques.

But the peculiar thing isn't that Hollywood — a huge industry in its own right, after all — dislikes business so much.

It's interesting that it does this weird, peculiar thing, and I support researching it further, but I don't think it's going to teach us a lot about human beings".

One of the peculiar things about this story is that, because of all the tumult, Mayor Brown was able to not only appoint the first Asian chief of the department and the first black chief — which he did before the scandal — but also to name the first woman chief and then to turn the department back over to an Irish chief, Alex Fagan.

In the second chapter Gina tells us about her husband, Conor, how she "ended up – this seems a peculiar thing to say – not believing a single thing he did".