Sentence examples for it a peculiar from inspiring English sources
And, if it cannot move away, or compromise, how will this affect its relations with non-Mormons?The trouble with being so bigThe central challenge for the church is to keep alive its sense of being, as Mormons put it, "a peculiar people"—the chosen ones, rather like the Jews.
One other tension, unforeseen in 1990, complicated the writing of Beliefs but at times gave it a peculiar role and energy.
But then, only he would have set this episode to a late 60s number by local deity Van Morrison, giving it a peculiar nobility.
Finding that a childhood favorite wasn't at all what I remembered carried with it a peculiar thrill, a kind of scientific proof that I'd grown up and changed.
This was, on the face of it, a peculiar accusation, considering that Katerina had been born with a welter of serious congenital defects that affected her spine and liver.
But whatever its origins, it produces a peculiar loyalty, quite unlike any other.
First, it is a peculiar form, in that it is both movement and music.
"It was a peculiar letter, taller than it was long, with no return address.
It's a peculiar form of relief, but it works for me.
It was a peculiar performance on a night that had its share of the unusual.
