Some overnight polls showed that the President's job approval ratings held steady or actually rose a bit, even if, as the polls also show, the public does not share his moral code, or even his highly particularized view of what constitutes sexual relations.
A singular proposition is to be contrasted with a general proposition, which is not about any particular individual, and a particularized proposition, which is about a particular individual but does not contain that individual as a constituent.
In deciding whether particular conduct is sufficiently communicative to qualify for First Amendment protection, courts look to whether there was an intent to convey a particularized message and whether there is a great likelihood that the message would be understood by those who viewed it.
Like that, our already overwhelming agony gave way to a particularized sadness and grief.
Only someone who has suffered a "particularized" harm — not one shared with the public at large — is entitled to sue.
Even though his use of the flag wasn't literally "speech," the Supreme Court held that it was covered by the First Amendment because "an intent to convey a particularized message was present, and in the surrounding circumstances the likelihood was great that the message would be understood by those who viewed it".
By its nature, however, stalking is not a crime that can be defined with a particularized, discrete set of acts.
Moreover, this case does not fall among those in which a particularized search for "indicia of reliability" must be made.
No longer did the FBI need a particularized suspicion against an individual target, just "relevance" to a terrorism or espionage investigation.
"It conveys a particularized message of support for Pussy Riot and the likelihood is great that viewers will understand this message".
These schools provide specialized teaching methods, such as Montessori, or a particularized curriculum focus, such as foreign language, computers, or the arts...
