Sentence examples for peculiar qualities from inspiring English sources

The poems have peculiar qualities that invite such expansions.

Although symptoms may be mild in some cases, the peculiar qualities of angina pectoris may induce anxiety.

Intriguing is their idea to commission site-specific operas gauged to the peculiar qualities of the Festspielhaus.

The Cuban solenodon, a nocturnal, football-sized mammal that resembles a chunky shrew, has an abundance of peculiar qualities.

Tells about the peculiar qualities of the town of Santa Fe, N.M., or what the writer calls "the Santa Fe sensation".

That undertaking brought out, as his earlier work had not, Ovid's full powers: his wit and rhetorical brilliance, his mythological learning, and the peculiar qualities of his fertile imagination.

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

What gives my work its peculiar quality, and is nowadays most remarkable, is this.

It was an oppression probably harsher than any in Eastern Europe, a harshness whose peculiar quality was its pervasive, impenetrable obscurity.

There are over a hundred & fifty thousand people in Greater Georgetown, and yet the city has a peculiar quality of having been abandoned.

Now help is at hand: that spirit – the peculiar quality that makes this carnival of multifarious art and entertainment so unique – has been distilled into one act.