Sentence examples for by developing a particular from inspiring English sources

Every ontology, or theory about the nature of being, makes use of this philosophical process that gives value to certain aspects of reality and denies it to others according to dissociations that it justifies by developing a particular conception of reality.

(GP_04, started in the 2000s) For these GPs, HIV medicine offered a way to 'moderate' the more quotidian dimensions of general practice by developing a set of particular skills and areas of clinical expertise.

Illustrator Molly Bang voices similar sentiments when she says that children by the age of five develop a particular way of seeing the world after reading such narratives.

When something makes you uncomfortable -- whether it's as simple as hearing a condescending comment from a friend or as life-altering as being cheated on by a partner -- most people immediately develop a particular narrative about what they've just experienced.

(My friend's family pet was bitten by a rattlesnake in Orange County last year, but not because that snake had developed a particular taste for dachshunds).

We developed a particular aversion to silver BMWs.

Bach developed a particular downward stepping base of the chords.

Mr. King developed a particular appreciation for trumpet players like Bobby Hackett and saxophonists like Johnny Hodges.

Sam developed a particular interest in psychosomatic disorders and in the pathophysiology underlying somatic symptoms.

The influence of psychosocial factors has been explained in the context of a biopsychosocial model [ 15], which emphasizes both mechanical and physiological processes in the generation and maintenance of pain, as well as the importance of psychological and social conditions for the response to pain and the disability developed by a particular individual.

As part of its latest Global Economic Prospects report, the bank said it expects global GDP to expand 3.2 per cent this year, up from 2.4 per cent in 2013,  lifted by developed economies, in particular the United States, which appear to be finally emerging from the financial crisis.