Sentence examples for peculiar passion from inspiring English sources

The real answer, explaining the peculiar passion and desperation, at this early stage of the game.

But politicians saw no other way to break the impasse.Or take data protection, which excites peculiar passion in the European breast.

Yet from opposite ends of the country they share one peculiar passion: collecting trading cards of Mike Piazza in a Florida Marlins uniform.

It largely consisted of time trials, codified in the 1890s by Frederick Thomas Bidlake, a man with a peculiar passion for timekeeping.

It largely consisted of time trials, codified in the 1890s by Frederick Thomas Bidlake, a man with a peculiar passion for timekeeping.

Justice League certainly sounds like it will be a better movie with Snyder's peculiar passion for comic-book ultraviolence reined in.

"With their 10-figure takeaways and peculiar passions ($500,000 watches), hedge fund geniuses are altering the luxury economy".

It's rare to have both parties simultaneously riven by irreconcilable factions, incapable of putting country or party ahead of their peculiar passions.

This, in turn, is followed by another sensation, peculiar to the particular passion in question, caused by the disturbances the animal spirits excite in the brain.

Her special passion is mosses: their primitive bodies, stalwart habits and peculiar reproductive modes.

This peculiar mania is revealed as "a small thing of grandeur, a passion with a pedigree," Ted Conover wrote here last year.