Sentence examples for peculiar sentiment from inspiring English sources
It's a peculiar sentiment, but one that chameleonic artists such as David Byrne have also expressed.
That gap is a funny place, somehow devoid of a lot of the sentiment peculiar to both art and life.
Jean Paul's novels are peculiar combinations of sentiment, irony, and humour expressed in a highly subjective and involuted prose style that is marked by rapid transitions of mood.
It is a peculiar, witty meeting of Wordsworthian sentiment and teenage American demotic.
With its mix of ordinary colloquial phrasing and singular wordplay, the result is a peculiar, witty meeting of Wordsworthian sentiment and teenage American demotic, and a voice that is very much Vernon's own.
Emails from regulars such as Connie Mara and Donny Gal sound a bit lost in the boomy auditorium, though the sentiments are as refreshingly peculiar as ever.
This referendum was a most peculiar thing and it was fought on antielitist, antiestablishment sentiments.
"Some people might think it's peculiar to have a picture of Nixon on the wall, but the sentiment behind it is about being an independent-minded thinker, which is true to me, and true to the work that I do".
Hume's understanding of the operation of moral sentiment is not simply a matter of enjoying pleasant and painful feelings of a peculiar kind (T, 3.1.2.4/472).
