Sentence examples for no peculiar from inspiring English sources

No "peculiar institution," no hideous Civil War and appalling aftermath.

Footballers are not role models, by and large; they have no peculiar moral standing.

After Constantine's reign (306 337), patricius became a personal, nonhereditary title of honour, ranked third after the emperor and consuls, but the title bestowed no peculiar power.

(The same goes for authors on the team, Mr Teske says; he was one of twelve authors on the relevant chapter, and over 120 authors overall, and had no peculiar Greenpeace lantern with which to bend them all to his will).What's more, evaluating the scenarios in a quantitative way would be extremely hard for any number of reasons.

It is shown that there is no peculiar yielding process in the stress strain curve of the welded nugget compared with the parent material.

The non-missing variables of the questionnaire were examined and no peculiar characteristics were found justifying the decision for list wise deletion, which is the best option under such situations (Allison 2002).

"The exciting thing is they are so adapted to this peculiar, no, singular environment," said Beth Herr, the senior curator at the reservation.

Isn't that peculiar?" "No, I wouldn't say that was necessarily so peculiar".

He seemed in no way peculiar.

The contrast between appearance and reality, however, is by no means peculiar to metaphysics.

Hostage is one of her more accessible, but no less peculiar efforts.