It has the heft and particularity of a stone.
The history and particularities of each spot play a crucial role in plotting the corresponding visual event.
These literal examples and particularities of this society are essentially what make the EP a documentary take on Angola.
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).
And "Solo Faces," by James Salter, is a small, spare, and perfectly precise story, set in the French Alps, of the physical and mental particularities of a dedicated mountain climber.
This film boasts a first-rate cast, a credible literary source and a director whose last film, "L.A. Confidential," showed a prodigious ability to capture both the headlong rhythms of a complex plot and the particularities of a motley assortment of characters.
It boasts a first-rate cast, a credible literary source and a director whose last film, "L. A. Confidential," showed a prodigious ability to capture both the headlong rhythms of a complex plot and the particularities of a motley assortment of characters.
This film boasts a first-rate cast, a credible literary source and a director whose last film, "L.A. Confidential," showed a prodigious ability to capture the headlong rhythms of a complex plot and the particularities of a motley assortment of characters.
Working with a collection of task-based, discrete scores that employed musical and choreographic structures, Ms. Halprin and Mr. Subotnick created a dance meant to be reconfigured, depending on the whims of its makers and the particularities of a given theater.
Consequently, it may be problematic to generalise the findings and the particularities of a study may be lost in a meta-synthesis.
