Sentence examples for was something peculiar from inspiring English sources

But still, there was something peculiar about how inevitable last night's coronation of "The Artist" felt.

He worked furiously to build a business, but there was something peculiar about his hard work.

But there was something peculiar about clicking on the Web site, and encountering links to a Social Register Twitter account and Facebook page — like running into your great-grandmother on OkCupid.

Craftsteak was rising, and there was something peculiar about it: it had already risen thousands of miles away, in a patch of desert with more slot machines than cactuses.

There was something peculiar about Ruby's voice, prim and slippery and secretive; for all her professional openness to things sexual, Dalia shied away from opening the door, afraid of what might be on the other side.

There was something peculiar about Liverpool's return to the Britannia Stadium 77 days on from suffering the club's heaviest defeat for 52 years and not only the contrast in the defensive resilience on display from Brendan Rodgers' team.

Nevertheless, there is something peculiar going on here.

Nonetheless, there's something peculiar about how powerful fears of inflation are.

It becomes clear that there is something peculiar and taboo about this area of the body.

"I am inclined to believe that there is something peculiar about the day itself".

There really is something peculiar about having an artist from communist China sculpt the Martin Luther King Jr memorial statue," Milloy wrote.