Sentence examples for peculiar bond from inspiring English sources

Presidents also form a peculiar bond of trust with people who served in the campaign trenches with them.

But in the same speech, he demonstrated the peculiar bond he maintains with his most fervent supporters.

And all of them, it seemed, had what she calls a "peculiar bond between man and land".

This peculiar bond between player and platform did at times take on the feel of a religious or even political experience.

Before long, she was almost famous, respected within the gallery and by rivals for her dedication, unflappability and that peculiar bond with Bacon.

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".

By doing so she decodes the peculiar bonds of family, clan, village and island that the Indonesians have developed over centuries, and which have mutated in an independent state.

That's right, in front of an expanding and grateful contingent of reporters already bored by calculatingly courteous coaches and the strategic wonders of ball-control offense, Cooper and He Hate Me are demonstrating their peculiar bonding scheme whereby Cooper greets his new friend and attempts to flip him over his shoulder.

This is because of a peculiar feature of bond insurance: insurers' credit ratings get automatically applied to any bond they insure.

Nylon 56 crystallized from solution into a peculiar structure where hydrogen bonds were established along the two directions.

Ms. Bond's quirky "Peculiar Plants," originally for solo harpsichord, was effectively rearranged for the ensemble by the guitarist and Cygnus leader William Anderson.