in a peculiar manner Example Sentences

• Balloon net, a variety of woven lace in which the weft threads are twisted in a peculiar manner around the warp.
• He has what appears to be a pistol stuck under his belt and what appears to be a whiskey bottle in his right hand and is acting in a peculiar manner.
• East Indian merchants were to be told was an illegal trade, and if they had any claims for commodities lost in that trade, they were to be treated in a peculiar manner in consequence of the illegality
• New life and vigour, and saith, as ye receive this breath out of my mouth, so receive ye the Spirit out of my fulness: the Holy Ghost influencing you in a peculiar manner, to fit you for your great em
• As soon as the first buffaloes fall they rush toward them, dodging in and out among the men and animals, and in a peculiar manner cut out the tongues and hearts.
• On the contrary, it has been cultivated in a peculiar manner in works relating to the history of the nation.
• It may be of use to keep an account, when andwhere God has manifested himself to us in a peculiar manner.
• Not only in general, but in a special manner, by that solemn covenant made at Sinai; whereby I avouched thee to be my peculiar people, and thou didst avouch me to be thy God.
• Moreover, God by grace resides in the just soul as in a temple, in a most intimate and peculiar manner.
• Taylor was able to sympathize with them in a very peculiar manner, and to preach to them with energy and effect.
• St. Paul here speaks in a manner peculiar to himself.
• The traveller in the south must often have remarked that peculiar air of refinement, that softness of voice and manner, which seems in many cases to be a particular gift to the quadroon and mulatto wo
• Through some peculiar weaknessin our modern talent, we are inclined to imagine that primitive aesthetic phenomenon in too complicated andabstract a manner.
• My wife once asked me why the sedra of Mikeitz ends in such a peculiar manner, with Binyamin being accused of stealing the goblet and the brothers in danger of being slaves.
• Unfortunately, not even one month gone, my new Asus mobile is behaving in a very peculiar manner.
• Some hues may be lost or perceived in a manner peculiar to sunset.
• Connor, only emphasizing to him the peculiar manner in which so much of the life of a big city can go on unconcernedly while mobs riot and the police and militia kill.
• As the name Jehovah, however, in some instances applied to the Son and the Holy Spirit, was the proper name of God the Father, so is Logos in as peculiar a manner the appropriated name of God the Son.
• These are distributed over the country in a manner which corresponds somewhat with its peculiar topographical divisions.