For all its particularity, Giardini could have been any pleasure ground in the idle season.
For all its particularity, Irwin's was in broader terms a very English sensibility, in just that intuitive ability to reconcile rigorous abstract pictorial systems and structures to atmospheric suggestion, especially of landscape.
In the course of a long evening of inebriated conversation, the dentist expounds on the nature of art: "That's what art is, he said, the story of a life in all its particularity.
As always in Morris's films, the insistence on factuality is accompanied by a kind of rapt dreaminess, an almost Zen-like mood of contemplation, in which Rumsfeld's mind, in all its particularity, becomes just a single element in the eternal flux (here represented by shots of empty oceans).
As he drew these men, offered them little comfort and tiny moments of possibility, Joyce was concerned not with some dark vision he had of mankind and our fate in the world but rather with the individual self he named and made in all its particularity and privacy.
Morality can be, and typically ought to be, made to apply to a given situation in all its particularity.
Those descriptions which do not attempt to describe what happens in all its particularity, but instead involve a probability distribution that makes the sequence a typical one with respect to that probability function, will be less informative but much shorter, and still fit just as well.
The depth of exploration in all its particularity also reveals commonalities to help in broader understanding and learning.
Yet perhaps the point is not that my experience is unique but rather that, for all its odd particularities, it is typical.
Indian readers were able to enjoy Wodehouse free of the anxiety of allegiance; for all its droll particularities, the world he created, from London's Drones Club to the village of Matcham Scratchings, was a world of the imagination, to which Indians required no visa.
