Sentence examples for peculiar character of from inspiring English sources
THE peculiar character of Saparmurat Niyazov, the president of Turkmenistan, has often been compared to Stalin's.
Consider, next, the peculiar character of the president's domestic conservatism.A big-government guyThis is one of the most conservative politicians ever to inhabit the White House.
His smaller work on the peculiar character of the prophets Fuṣūṣ al-ḥikam ("The Bezels of Wisdom")—became even more popular.
And they're a neat window into the peculiar character of this city's denizens, although some open-air epicures are really just looking for a place to smoke.
The questions that have been raised concerning the aesthetic judgment and artistic and literary history are making allowance for the peculiar character of art, identical with the methodological questions that arise in every field of historical study.
This tends to obscure and almost to render invisible the peculiar character of the individual work of art, the character which makes it impossible to confuse one work of art with any other, and results in treating them as documents of social life.
On the background of the many existing examples, we focus on selected case studies from Mediterranean (Adriatic and Tyrrhenian seas) and Atlantic (gulfs of Mexico and Cádiz) margins that represent general and peculiar characters of Middle Upper Pleistocene sequences forming under the control of composite 100 and 20 ka Milankovitch cycles.
But of all the peculiar characters of the Sausage Castle, Mike might be the freakiest.
The first occurs as a sediment strip bordering a rocky or cliffy coast; the second is the outer margin of a plain of marine or fluvial accumulation (free beaches); and the third, of fairly peculiar character, consists of the narrow sediment barriers stretching for dozens or even hundreds of kilometres parallel to the general direction of the coast.
He is a human chameleon, the ultimate conformist.[6] Zelig one day finds himself on a committee of three that will choose among several options using the method of pairwise majority voting and, given his peculiar character, the range of individual orderings that can arise is somewhat restricted.
A large part of the war is verbal, and we sometimes wonder how much of its peculiar character is shaped by verbal accidents.
