Sentence examples for Small particulars from inspiring English sources

And he brings to life the story of Dr. King's last days without bogging it down in too many small particulars.

Her point about Updike, once she gets around to making it and empties herself of incantations ("His effects are of sheen and shadow, color and form, spine and splay, hair and haunch"), is that he knows how to ground his large abstractions in small particulars.

When the viewer sees athletes hurtling down the mountain at dangerous speeds, protected only by helmets and a thin layer of spandex, thwacking into gates and narrowly avoiding falls, Miller sees the performance of ski waxes, the small particulars of edge control, and the slight changes in line that set the winners apart.

You know those delicate debut novels, the ones that take place in coastal Maine, in which, if the author is searching for any truth at all, it's only for a small, particular one?

The future will be small, particular and personal.

These results provide support for the notion that overactivation of small particular aspects of the embryonic mammary genetic program could play a key role in regulating detrimental cellular behaviour, such as tissue remodeling, invasive growth, and/or progenitor cell expansion.

She had clearly studied the smallest particulars of their predicament.

Yet in the small, deciding particulars, the Jaguars were fatally imprecise.

Its sponsored ads have been extremely tactical, highlighting how Google has helped particular small businesses in particular states.

The issues were so small and particular to that group, and I wanted teenagers to examine their own navels, in a sense.

The playout buffer adds delay, which should be kept small, in particular for real-time applications such as video conferencing.