Peculiar In A Sentence

Definition of Peculiar

• And there was another peculiar thing about it.
• And peculiar meant queer!
• He smiled with peculiar bitterness.
• Penton was in a peculiar shade of mind.
• But he behaved in a most peculiar manner.

• There was nothing peculiar in this.
• It was a peculiar creation of his own.
• Men are peculiar about their troubles.
• That was the peculiar attraction.
• It is a very peculiar position!
• They have all such peculiar names.
• And it has its own peculiar destiny.
• But there is something peculiar about this.
• Here was a peculiar situation.
• Yet there was a peculiar honesty about him.
• Fit and also peculiar to himself.
• Their peculiar characteristics.
• That is the peculiar interest of it.
• What then is that peculiar mission?
• What is peculiar in its structure?
• Man is a peculiar animal.
• Dumas is her peculiar favorite.
• Courtlandt was peculiar in some respects.
• Mine was a peculiar case.
• What is peculiar to this organ?
• He did this with the peculiar touch of the botanist.
• Grace asked in a peculiar tone.
• A peculiar but fascinating novel.
• This is a peculiar feature of all his works.
• I notice a peculiar smell.
• Harboro was looking after him with peculiar intensity.
• But these are not peculiar to the complicated machines.
• He was brilliantly peculiar as a schoolboy.
• Quite a peculiar style of beauty.
• He seemed to have peculiar ways.
• There was something peculiar about his warning.
• A most peculiar experience befell me there.
• Are there characters peculiar to each one?
• My sensations are private and peculiar to myself.
• That peculiar pursing was at his lips.