Sentences with phrase «works in peculiar ways»

This rule works in a peculiar way.

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A Peculiar People: The Church as Culture in a Post-Christian Society by Rodney Clapages InterVarsity, 251 pages, $ 14.99 paper A prolific evangelical Protestant writer, Clapp proposes an understanding of «church as way of life» along lines made familiar by the work of Stanley Hauerwas.

And inasmuch as any basic Christian affirmation is molded to the vital energies which work upon it in any nation or country, it ought to be possible to gain insight into the fact that classical Christian eschatology is interpreted in present American life in a peculiar way.

As peculiar and emotive in real life as the many characters that populate her work, Posey welcomed Indiewire for a chat at The New York Palace Hotel in ways both comfortable — she was lounging in a large white bathrobe and leisurely sprawled out on a big couch — and distinctly pensive.

But while this score might be the least terrifying work done for this peculiar genre, it's effective in an anguished, poignant way that evokes the desert landscape and a bunch of hard, noble men with a powerful simplicity and overwhelming sadness.

In the writer's words, Moulène's recent work «allows one to think about both peculiar and important forms of empathy — not a kindly, gentle thought about how someone else might feel; but an attempt to get inside something violent or difficult or alien in the only ways that are available to you.&raquIn the writer's words, Moulène's recent work «allows one to think about both peculiar and important forms of empathy — not a kindly, gentle thought about how someone else might feel; but an attempt to get inside something violent or difficult or alien in the only ways that are available to you.&raquin the only ways that are available to you.»

Through its frenzy of screens and motion wherein activities, both endearing and peculiar, take place, we see that at its core Yang's work relates to the confusion produced by changes in life, society and traditions that are inherent to all places in the world, and therefore do not necessarily need to be contextualized by the drastic shifts taking place today in China in order to impact viewers in meaningful ways.

Ed Ruscha's works of this nature, bold statements springing from the landscape, strike the viewer's mind in a peculiar way.

In a broader sense, he's now in the peculiar position of claiming to have been completely «exonerated» by an investigation that concluded his own work was «misleading» - or, as he puts it, «overly simplified» and, um, «artistic», which is one way of putting iIn a broader sense, he's now in the peculiar position of claiming to have been completely «exonerated» by an investigation that concluded his own work was «misleading» - or, as he puts it, «overly simplified» and, um, «artistic», which is one way of putting iin the peculiar position of claiming to have been completely «exonerated» by an investigation that concluded his own work was «misleading» - or, as he puts it, «overly simplified» and, um, «artistic», which is one way of putting it.

Since the watch doesn't have a screen, the notification system works in a very peculiar way, it would vibrate and turn on some specific lights depending on the alert, for example, a date reminder would light up the dots corresponding to a specific time.