Sentence examples for Not peculiarly from inspiring English sources

Facts about ourselves are not peculiarly solid and resistant to sceptical dissolution.

Juncker assured MEPs he was "no friend to big capital", insisting the "problem is not peculiarly Luxembourg, it is Europe".

The speech, as preserved, is not peculiarly enthusiastic about democracy as such and has perhaps been over-interpreted in the light of Athens's later cultural fame.

Juncker said the "problem is not peculiarly Luxembourg, it is Europe" and blamed the scandal of multinational tax avoidance on the reluctance of national governments to harmonise corporate tax rates.

But it is important to see that the metaphysics of nonexistence is everyone's problem, not peculiarly that of the representationalist (or of one's current opponent on whatever issue).

Am I speaking of basic human characteristics, not peculiarly American ones?

She did not enjoy peculiarly women's subjects.

Now, the delineation of ordinariness is not a peculiarly English preoccupation.

But the ongoing reversal in secularisation is not a peculiarly Islamic phenomenon.

As we are beginning to understand, marginalisation and poverty are not timeless, peculiarly African qualities.

What's more, the book explains that the way in which the British government became so closely involved in the kidnap and torture of its own citizens was not a peculiarly post-9/11 phenomenon.