Examples of 'peculiar sense' in a sentence
Meaning of "peculiar sense"
peculiar sense: The phrase 'peculiar sense' is used to describe a unique, distinctive, or particular way of perceiving, understanding, or interpreting something. It can refer to an individual's specific perspective, feeling, or meaning attached to a situation or concept
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You have got a peculiar sense of humour.
A peculiar sense of movement of objects viewed when the patient moves is termed oscillopsia.
She has a very peculiar sense of humour.
Larraz belongs to the second category, but in a very peculiar sense.
She has a very peculiar sense of humor.
Hawking appeared awkward, but had a special something due to his peculiar sense of humour.
God has a very peculiar sense of humor.
Brazil is being balanced on the president 's peculiar sense of humor.
They have a peculiar sense of possession.
If you have not noticed already, this guy has a peculiar sense of humor.
I suffered from a peculiar sense of distorted time.
You have eaten rats, sir? Mr Fitzgibbons has a very peculiar sense of humour.
That color in a peculiar sense is allied to the fourth ether.
Right in the funeral home . God has a very peculiar sense of humor.
Germany showed a peculiar sense of modernization during the Third Reich.
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You have a peculiar sense of humour, Lieutenant.
Funny little Fran, with her peculiar sense of humor.
You have a peculiar sense of medical ethics, haven't you?
Mr Fitzgibbons has a very peculiar sense of humour.
Had rather a peculiar sense of humor, or, perhaps, lack of humor.
No Gentiles can have that peculiar sense of humor.
One must have a right peculiar sense of humor if you think it 's funny.
Mr. Fitzgibbons has a very peculiar sense of humor.
You have a peculiar sense of humor, Lieutenant.
Have all the ceremonies of the Church a peculiar sense and meaning?
You have a very peculiar sense of humour.
In this case there's a peculiar sense of irony.
Number who was in a peculiar sense my personal choice.
Petting a cat gives me a peculiar sense of security.
Doctor McBain has a peculiar sense of humour, Doctor Jones.
Oh, Larry, you certainly have a peculiar sense of humour.
Dona 's got a peculiar sense of humour.
Oh, Larry . You certainly have a peculiar sense of humor.
And what is the peculiar sense in this, good sirs?
Mr. Thomas, you have the most peculiar sense of timing.
You have a very peculiar sense of humor.
He has a peculiar sense.
Are we judging by a peculiar sense of justice?
In fact, in all of them, we find his peculiar sense of humor so self-referential.
Mr. Bowie has a peculiar sense of humor.
Oh, Larry, you certainly have a peculiar sense of humour . It 's me, Darrin.
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