Sentence examples for peculiar freedom from inspiring English sources

We have of late come to understand that sunrise and sunset are to her times of peculiar freedom.

I really related to Mrs. Harker and how she felt that sunrise and sunset were her times of peculiar freedom.

One peculiar narrative freedom of Game of Thrones, bracing to both readers and viewers, is its willingness to kill a character with whom we had been invited to identify.

Again, it comes down to that peculiar quality of freedom within parameters.

Sarah never got baptized, but after her father died she thought of the "peculiar gift of freedom" her father had granted her through his silence.

In other words, it's the wit, the speed, the freedom peculiar to the way these women talk that set them apart from the vamps and victims and hoydens of the silent period, that reflect the new economic and social realities of the era, and that -- most important of all -- lead to generous and happy unions within marriage.

I guess one could say that we un-self-consciously celebrated the peculiar and wonderful freedom of faith.

Writing is a peculiar balancing act between freedom and discipline.

"It's a peculiar balance between individual freedom, the market, systems of solidarity and a certain economic dynamism".

The "right to privacy" is a peculiar claim for Alliance Defending Freedom, which over the years has supported "religious freedom" litigation before the Supreme Court and lower courts in a number of high-profile disputes.

Yet the experience of reading, viewing, or listening to a work of art does give a peculiar release, a feeling of freedom from inner turbulence.