Sentence examples for peculiarly safe from inspiring English sources
Yet not withstanding the sprinkle of black truffle here, the umber hillock of chilli butter there, these meals seem peculiarly safe and, well, dull.
Rules on capital and liquidity label government debt as safe and render domestic government debt peculiarly so.
It's a pretty safe guess, then, that this is just hardball domestic politics -- though the peculiarly self-effacing behavior of Americans for Responsible Foreign Spending suggests that they fear that even today's hardened voters might look askance at politicians willing to undermine sensitive peace negotiations for the sake of partisan advantage.
They also complain that, when faced with domestic violence, these councils merely administer a scolding or prescribe an "anger-management" course, rather than the safe house and prosecution that the state-run system should offer.Still, British sharia arbitrators may alleviate a peculiarly British woe.
It is probably safe to say it now, without fear of reactivating via the power of jinx the assorted twangs and strains that have restricted English football's most peculiarly stirring, peculiarly specialised, peculiarly expensive striking talent.
Mr Assad remains peculiarly popular.
My situation is peculiarly poignant.
Books are peculiarly invasive.
Peculiarly, drippingly rich.
A peculiarly English thing.
