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.
Again, it comes down to that peculiar quality of freedom within parameters.
They've got pastoral care to administer on a civic scale, and as they tap into the inhabitants' thoughts and dreams – Berliners halted on the streets, slumped in tenements or in U-Bahn carriages – Wings of Desire starts to hum with the introspection that is the peculiar quality of that city.
But even if Fuller is right in his unargued assumption, the "peculiar quality" whose existence he doubts is a familiar feature of many moral practices.
He gloatingly asks how "an amoral datum called law could have the peculiar quality of creating an obligation to obey it" (Fuller, 1958).
She had that peculiar quality.
Although symptoms may be mild in some cases, the peculiar qualities of angina pectoris may induce anxiety.
Tells about the peculiar qualities of the town of Santa Fe, N.M., or what the writer calls "the Santa Fe sensation".
Intriguing is their idea to commission site-specific operas gauged to the peculiar qualities of the Festspielhaus.
Dr. Lancaster, an experienced archeologist, whom Wally admires, is… Tells about the peculiar qualities of the town of Santa Fe, N.M., or what the writer calls "the Santa Fe sensation".
The New Yorker, March 16 , 1957P. 89 Tells about the peculiar qualities of the town of Santa Fe, N.M., or what the writer calls "the Santa Fe sensation".
