Sentence examples for peculiar forms of from inspiring English sources

I have come to be convinced that this discrepancy is not the result of personal predilections: it arises out of the peculiar forms of resistance that climate change presents to what is now regarded as serious fiction...

In his different projects he has tried to illuminate -- from the standpoint of the working class -- postcolonialism, the organization of consent to capitalism, the peculiar forms of class consciousness and work organization in state socialism, and, finally, the dilemmas of transition from socialism to capitalism.

In his different projects he has tried to cast light -- from the standpoint of the workplace -- on the nature of postcolonialism, on the organization of consent to capitalism, on the peculiar forms of working class consciousness and work organization in state socialism, and on the dilemmas of transition from socialism to capitalism.

The challenges are not only technical, requiring programmatic or engineering solutions, but are also and most importantly political, because solutions will most often cause a rearrangement of the peculiar forms of power relations that have emerged within institutional and political environments of the two countries.

Furthermore, we learn that "colours, sounds, smells, &c., do not belong to things in themselves, … they are peculiar forms of excitation of our sensibility, which are called forth by corresponding but qualitatively very different phenomena in the world" (3:217).

And for many of them we have rituals and ceremonies accompanied by peculiar forms of dress.

It is a peculiar form of repertory.

It is a peculiar form of dysfunction.

But it's a peculiar form of fame.

The result was Ruskin's peculiar form of literature.

Paradoxically, the contemporary drive to austerity comes from a peculiar form of anti-capitalism.