Sentence examples for peculiar intensity from inspiring English sources

James is a man of peculiar intensity.

It helps to explain the peculiar intensity of the place.

Jin writes with a peculiar intensity and insight about money.

This …perhaps explains the peculiar intensity of their existence.… Hopeless solitude feeds their creativity".

As Regine, the maid who is revealed to be Osvald's half-sister, Natasha Broomfield has an admirable, peculiar intensity.

Indeed, their grief, their frustration, has a peculiar intensity - because there's no loathing like the loathing within families.

In Act One of Giselle she dances with a peculiar artless intensity - blown about by the lilting energy of her steps.

He hardly needed to bother with car chases and gun battles; he was free to give his work the peculiar malign intensity of actual dreams.

The clean, lean installation certainly enables the visitor to savor the peculiar hothouse intensity of the images, and until a larger show comes along, to form a few opinions, not all of which may be completely reconcilable.

The difficulty of this position gives his work a peculiar, knotted intensity, and leads to the stoicism evident in poems like "Mr. Cogito's Monster," in which Herbert's alter ego, Mr. Cogito, challenges a monster each day that "lacks all dimensions" and exists only as "the flickering of nothingness" (recalling the Nazi and Soviet occupations).

The latter captures "the peculiar malign intensity of actual dreams".