1.   Mr Kennet has a rather peculiar sense of humour.

2.   But if a peculiar sense of community embraces hermits and eccentrics, outside invaders are something else again.

3.   But that rough description belies its peculiar sense of joy.

4.   Indeed, the blasts at Pokhran seemed to offer a peculiar sense of vindication to some.

5.   Of course the text of a particular statute could make clear that the phrase is being used in a peculiar sense.

6.   Chavalit does have a very peculiar sense of humour.

7.   In Jerusalem these days, an incident like this one tends to give rise to a peculiar sense of relief, of greater catastrophe having been averted.