Sentence examples for a particular quality of from inspiring English sources

It has a particular quality of great art: it is interesting.

Bickford suggests that democratic politics requires a particular quality of attention, one not based on care or friendship.

Gifford's postwar work came to have a particular quality of longing, as if for a quieter, more peaceful time and place.

It may be brief, but it expresses and confirms a common humanity, a recognition of the individual – and always involves a particular quality of attention.

"There's a particular quality of pride, a virtuosic display and at the same time mortification that seems always to follow on the heels of it.

Ms. Haran's choice of love songs -- "I Remember You," "But Beautiful," "My Shining Hour" and "Moonlight Becomes You" -- points up a particular quality of the World War II-era ballads.

But there's still a particular quality to out-of-the-blue laughter that "comedy" itself can't easily capture.

There is a particular quality in the work of many of the artists here – you can see something of their soul, yet the work is not self-consciously allied with art history.

Therefore, they may be granted a label of protected designation of origin (PDO; a European Union label referring to food products specific to a particular region or town, conveying a particular quality or characteristic of the specified area).

I suspect it has to do with the particular quality of his silence.

All fall, in teams of three or four, they'd been working on projects—an installation, an image, a device meant to explore the particular qualities of low light.