Sentence examples for * the particularity from inspiring English sources

Because of the particularity of his voice (with Mr. Bostridge, there is no escaping the word "particular"), his approach to opera has always been custom-made.

Like Joyce, he revels in the particularity of everyday life.

This, too, represents a failure to grasp the particularity of the gay experience.

I enjoyed the particularity of place and vernacular, even though that was just another seemingly insurmountable challenge.

Neither of these positions quite acknowledges the particularity of cinematic violence, which is not the same as what it depicts.

The key is a directness of observation, which roots Rexroth's writing in the particularity of the physical world.

A fairer criticism is that Arendt ignored the particularity of the Holocaust, its central place in Jewish history and psychology.

Its best work has reflected the particularity and the concerns of Liverpool, while at the same time having a universal importance".

Yet for all the particularity, these are the generic facts of war, not very different from those chronicled by Homer almost 3,000 years ago.

(The adjective-noun compounds are a special feature of Mr Biswas's furnishings, as though to intensify the particularity of each item).

Hegel, Friedrich W.J. von Schelling, and Johann Fichte, eschewed Aquinas's emphasis on natural creation and on the particularity and uniqueness of human nature.