Sentence examples for a peculiar affection from inspiring English sources
Fashion has a peculiar affection for dramatic lives, so it's no surprise there are three Chanel biographies: "An Intimate Life," by Lisa Chaney (Viking); "Sleeping With the Enemy: Coco Chanel's Secret War," by Hal Vaughan (Knopf); and "Intimate Chanel," co-written by her grand-niece, Gabrielle Palasse-Labrunie (Rizzoli).
But the newspapers, with pages and pages of coverage, reflected the peculiar affection that Black held for the baby boom generation.
Viking; 512 pages; £25$35 (to be published in America in July)DESPITE Britain's peculiar affection for military history, it is not often that tales of battleground strategy and tactics reach the very top of the lists of bestselling non-fiction.
She has a particular affection for puns.
There is also revulsion, awe and, in the end, a peculiar kind of affection.
Many left the game, but most of them returned to him occasionally, as if there existed a peculiar bond of affection that could not be broken, something unique that they did not find elsewhere".
Both are animated by a peculiar combination of maternal affection and killer instincts.
It is a peculiar sense of awe that Wimbledon feels for Federer, a covetous, cooing kind of affection that still seems to have about it an aspirational feel, a public declaration of high spec, premium-badged authenticity.
What a peculiar expression, methinks.
It was a peculiar afternoon.
