Sentence examples for Minute particulars from inspiring English sources

At its best, Clare's poetry deals with the minute particulars of rural life.

Now it's all what Blake called "minute particulars," and they're all personal.

Who cares if Ginsberg relived the minute particulars of Blake's verse?

Most of the job of the Commons comprises scrutinising the executive and most of that comprises the consideration of minute particulars.

Edgar's forte is for the minute particulars of politics, and it is on this level that his intricately plotted play succeeds.

In an interview with The Paris Review in 1985, Mr. Hollander said, "We talked about the minute particulars of form as if mythological weight depended upon them; and about the realms of the imagination".

"Every minute particular is holy..."....

Like all first-rate directors, Brook believes in what Blake once called "the holiness of the minute particular".

But a minute detail of particular rights is certainly far less applicable to a constitution like that under consideration, which is merely intended to regulate the general political interests of the nation, than to a constitution which has the regulation of every species of personal and private concerns.

One of the key aspects of being able to draw is that it teaches you to see, as Hockney has observed in a recent interview; what's more, drawing from life teaches you to see in minute and particular detail.

The breakthrough served its purpose, however, providing Bellow with a language that could range from minute street particulars to elevated ivory-tower reflections.