Sentence examples for this very peculiar from inspiring English sources

I put things like a Death Star, a SyQuest drive (it had a translucent case so you actually saw the disk inside, and it always made this very peculiar sound, chk chk chk chk chk), a RAZR flip phone (I just remember that being the hottest thing), and a ZX81.

If we can detect this very peculiar UV-light signature from stars that make up early galaxies, we can determine how much it has red-shifted.

However, the structure/function relationships of this very peculiar CXCL12 isoform have not been explored yet.

The Convention for the first time in history recognized that children need special care and protection and have specific rights because of this very peculiar phase of life.

Now when you think [about] it, this is very peculiar because all the other subjects define themselves in terms of the area of inquiry or object of inquiry rather than the methodology.

She said: I had quite a lot of skin numbness which I did see someone about quite a long time after the second operation, because I had no sensation on the skin and I thought, gee, this is very peculiar.

The New York solicitor general, Barbara D. Underwood, acknowledged that "this is a very peculiar moment in time for this case to arrive in this court".

As I say, this is a very peculiar work.

This is a very peculiar,' " Ms. Bengtsson said.

"This is a very peculiar and distinct crowd," Mr. Miyamoto said in an interview later that day.

This intervention is very peculiar, to say the least, as it was done under the previous Labour government, which was very proud of introducing legal recognition of civil partnerships in Britain.