Sentence examples for For particularity from inspiring English sources

No such consolation arrives in Sackville's bolder "Orkney," for particularity is all Richard has of his wife.

The idea of respect for particularity and relationality has also become an important topic recently in political philosophy.

The argument is illustrated throughout this Article with reference to the problem of affirmative action, where Justice O'Connor's preference for particularity resulted in the imposition of a constitutional mandate on admissions offices that is not simple to defend in principle.

Tolstoy's preference for particularities over abstractions is often described as the hallmark of his thought.

It accounts for particularities of the Kazakh electricity system by representing combined heat and power, and endogenously determining line losses.

These more granular annotation types should help participants to adapt their entity recognition strategies for particularities specific to each of the chemical entity mention classes.

This prompted us to search for particularities of long distance interaction patterns with respect to evolutionary breakpoints.

Bob's indictment was "quashed for lack of particularity" early on in the proceedings, but his release was conditional on his appearing as a state witness.

Simmons treats this implication as a reductio ad absurdum of the democratic Kantian justification for political obligation, a demonstration that it cannot properly account for the particularity of such obligations.

On the set in Orangeburg, Lewis continued to lobby for more particularity.

And whatever the mere 24 singers (including soloists) and 20 instrumentalists lacked in cushioned richness of tone they made up for in particularity and brilliance.