There is something unrelentingly kitsch and sentimental about everything he does, while the woman raising her head to see her newborn child on her belly for the first time, the umbilical cord still attached, is peculiarly disquieting.
Would we prefer the era when the standard for all writing, even to close friends and family, was the likes of McGuffey's Reader passages such as "The quail is peculiarly a domestic bird, and is attached to his birthplace and the home of his forefathers.
And it held that the protection of the privileges and immunities clause did not extend to those "fundamental" rights attached to state citizenship which are peculiarly the creation and concern of state governments and which Mr. Justice Washington, in Corfield v. Coryell, 4 Wash.
Headquarters was furnished with a peculiarly constructed wagon, containing a galvanic battery of one hundred cups, divided into sections, which might be separated, if necessary, and attached to different stations.
It is, on the other hand, peculiarly part of the duty of this tribunal, no less in the welfare field than in other areas of the law, to resolve disputes as to whether federal funds allocated to the States are being expended in consonance with the conditions that Congress has attached to their use.
Above it the Q4000 rig and three attendant vessels have 50,000 barrels of peculiarly heavy drilling mud and pumps capable of providing 30,000 horsepower with which to muscle that mud into the well.The blowout preventer's control pod, which was also originally connected to the lost rig, has been taken up to the Q4000, where it has been tested and attached to new cables.
Most peculiarly, Fowler's "agenda" for APA was encapsulated in the phrase "Working Together," a noble idea that to the best of my knowledge was never attached to any actual substantive agenda.
