Sentence examples for peculiar joy from inspiring English sources
As for the avant garde and the peculiar joy of operating in the cultural resistance, the struggles might have been won too comprehensively.
But the peculiar joy of the evening lies in a perfectly controlled, geometrically planned disorder, confirming farce is the quintessence of theatre.
There is a peculiar joy in observing pure instinct at work; in one of those moments, as Francis Bacon puts it, at one point in For No Good Reason, when "chance and accident takes over".
He'd aways found peculiar joy in putting together IKEA furniture, so he hired himself out as an assembly wiz: easy labor that paid the bills while he got better.
While it was surely a lesson in managing the interests and egos of his high-profile cast, it also alleviated frustrations he encountered on other recent efforts while allowing him the peculiar joy of building stories from established characters and predetermined plot points.
That's the moment she feels the peculiar joy of a leader that comes from the intersection of making something beautiful for a customer and making great work for employees.
More "The Twilight Zone" or "Twin Peaks" than The Metamorphoses, they express universal fears and wants through the distinctive voices of bewildered suburbanites, and will be a source of peculiar joys for any fan of experimental fiction.
But that rough description belies its peculiar sense of joy.
Sure it's peculiar, even slightly disturbing; but it's full of joy.
Haunting and raw with gusts of free-spirited joy — the stellar sex romp of "Open Up," for example — Hurley's two records are at times peculiar but in the most human of ways. .
