Sentence examples for this seems peculiar from inspiring English sources

This seems peculiar for a woman who knowingly married into the KGB in 1994.

In truth this seems peculiar, considering that "Gigi," an original movie musical also set in France and also featuring Leslie Caron and Maurice Chevalier, was a much-laureled box office juggernaut just a few years before.

This seems peculiar, because unlike the signals encoded in a peacock's tail, the coloured bands were essentially meaningless.

This seemed peculiar for an area normally known as the Upper East Side.

This trend seems peculiar because one might expect that the larger amount of specific transcripts reduces the amount of non-specific binding.

However, this situation seems peculiar given that obesity, a strong determinant of the disease (3), is much less common among Japanese than among Western populations (4, 5).

This finding seems peculiar for EDT-MSC and differs from colonies established from BM-MSC that appear larger and characterized by a central nucleus of cells surrounded by a crown of more sparse ones [ 18].

A 3 megapixel camera seems peculiar in this day and age, but I know I'd take a good quality 3MP camera over some of the 5MP phone cameras I've used (*cough* HTC Hero *cough*), but, judging by the lack of a flash, the use of a 3MP sensor is first and foremost a cost consideration, rather than an attempt at quality over quantity.

But after you've watched Pianta's tapes, and seen how complex the elements of effective teaching are, this emphasis on book smarts suddenly seems peculiar.

This will seem counterintuitive, insofar as it seems peculiar to speak of a human body as ceasing to exist at the moment of death.

This is our capital at its best, where hardly anything seems peculiar.