Sentence examples for and particularities of from inspiring English sources

In particular, the usefulness and particularities of the referred methods are discussed, focusing on their potential for the fabrication of hierarchical and biomimetic materials for tendon regeneration.

The disarray also reveals a great deal about the range and particularities of Bacon's visual sources and the supreme effort of distillation that produced his paintings (Smith).

Fox's avowed goal is just as ecumenical in spirit: "to keep my ear open to that collective cry for Christ while throwing some light on the basic historical patterns and particularities of Americans' devotion to Jesus".

But a much richer meditation on the powers and particularities of theater hovered beneath his airy delivery, which was, after all, a cleverly choreographed performance itself, in which he backed slyly into his big points.

One of the most elegant justifications for an author's inclusion came from Richard Swigg, who wrote of the poet Charles Tomlinson's work that it "exemplifies a profound sense of land and particularities: of upsets, stabilities and vivid change in terrain that, as he says, is 'dense in the usages of community'.

"The Pier Falls" freeze-frames a seaside afternoon in 1970, in a resort town apparently untouched by the seismic social shifts of the 60s and with the equally transformative events of the Thatcher era still to come (there is nothing overtly historico-political about this, and yet Haddon's prose is redolent with the tensions and particularities of England's recent history).

It has the heft and particularity of a stone.

"This elevation of everyday life to the position formerly occupied by monumental art allows us to reflect on the diversity, vulnerability and particularity of the individual in contemporary society.

Mr. Sachs captures the ebb and flow of their intimacy and the crises that disrupt it with skill and sensitivity, and the performances have the oddness and particularity of real life.

In the context of Trafalgar Square with its military, valedictory and male historical statues to individuals, this elevation of everyday life to the position formerly occupied by monumental art allows us to reflect on the diversity, vulnerability and particularity of the individual in contemporary society.

In the context of Trafalgar Square with its military, valedictory and male historial statues to specific individuals, this elevation of everyday life to the position formerly occupied by monumental art allows us to reflect on the diversity, vulnerability and particularity of the individual in contemporary society.