Sentence examples for between the particular from inspiring English sources

Tom Steele's sepia-tinted studies of rustic buildings strike a balance between the particular and the generic.

"I don't see any dichotomy between the particular and the universal," he said.

Publishing involves a matching process between the particular strengths and styles of a manuscript and those of a publisher.

In the past, Gay has been a master at treading the ground between the particular and the abstract, finding new particulars and revising prized abstractions.

Here we have a philosopher who spent a lot of energy parsing the distinction between the corporeal and the idealized, between the particular and the universal.

QUESTION FROM BRIAN KIMBERLING: If butter is important, and toast less so, have you thought much about the interaction between the particular brands of toast and butter used?

For him, and signally for Bloomgarden and Kanin, the most sensitive point — the focus of trouble — lay in the ancient dispute between the particular and the universal.

The nominalist position did not necessarily deny, however, that there must be some similarity between the particular things to which the general word is applied.

Special attention is paid to differences between the particular structural units and molecular arrangements characteristic for each system studied.

The rate in each case should be stated as the percentage relationship between the particular indirect cost pool and the distribution base identified with that pool.

The idea is not simply to make the museum easier to navigate but also to suggest interesting connections among objects and between the particular and the universal.