Sentence examples for peculiar laws from inspiring English sources

"Ours is a miraculous country with peculiar laws".

Because of antiquated and peculiar laws, buying alcohol in the state is not easy.For a start, there is no single place to buy beer, wine and spirits.

But the film also contains an ambiguous affection for what Anderson termed the "strange sub-world" of the public school, "with its own peculiar laws, distortions, brutalities, loves".

WASHINGTON — The new stimulus package seemed to defy Washington's peculiar laws of physics, where numbers that go up don't often come back down.

Baudelaire followed, heralding the dandy as the dangerous product of a society in transition, the figure who, with one flick of his little finger, dispenses with the dry dust of aristocracy and establishes his own peculiar laws of precedence.

At first she created large works on paper; then, noticing "empty space" on her way around the L.E.S., she began installing inherently temporary collages on construction barricades, and watched them change over time as they were torn, posted over, written on, and living and dying according to the city's peculiar laws of dynamics.

A peculiar law with a mellifluous name will meet its doom before the Supreme Court this week.

Maybe he is following Jung's edict that "the only meaningful life" is one that "strives for the individual realisation... of its own peculiar law".

And a law that attempts to say you can criticise or ridicule ideas, as long as they are not religious ideas, is a very peculiar law indeed.

It has entered local lore as the focal point of a peculiar law-enforcement scandal, one that has, in varying degrees, engulfed the city's mayor, Willie Brown, its police chief, and its district attorney.

On the other, thanks to Germany's peculiar election laws, a small majority of seats went to the three left parties.