Just a quirk of grammar.

By a strange quirk of character,

He's absolutely harmless except for one small mental quirk

It was a plastic moulding machine and Ole was very excited about it

When the plastic moulding machine finally arrived, Ole started making little plastic teddy bears and letters.

By some awful quirk of fate the Morlocks became the masters and the Eloi their servants.

And by this weird quirk of alphabetical order of the nations, a lot of the low lying states,

A sensation he compared to feeling the earth moulding herself under me ... coming alive ... and heaving and tossing on each side like a sea.

You've never really been sure of this, but I can assure you that this quirk you're so self conscious of is intensely endearing.

You've never really been sure of this, but I can assure you that this quirk you're so self conscious of is intensely endearing.

Some people would also say that creativity may be a function of some other neurological quirk van Gogh syndrome that you have a little bit of, you know, psychosis, or depression.

And by this weird quirk of alphabetical order of the nations, a lot of the low lying states, like Kiribati and Nauru, they were seated at the very end of these immensely long rows.

But among developing countries in general, as among the small island States in particular, some are more vulnerable either to specific environmental and economic problems or, by some quirk of fortune, to all problems.

quot I believe that these two peoples, victims of the adversities of history, require the solidarity and involvement of all who can help in moulding events towards peace in the region. quot (A 45 1000, para. 95)

Human rights education may thus be defined as education, training, dissemination and information efforts aimed at the building of a universal culture of human rights through the imparting of knowledge and skills and the moulding of attitudes and which are directed to

The Department of Public Information must tackle that task to the best of its ability. That was particularly true at a time when the information revolution had turned communication and thus, the media into a new power which formed political realities by moulding public opinion.