Sentence examples for embracing specificity from inspiring English sources
I wanted to go on hearing her every passing observation, as though I might find salvation in the free-floating, embracing specificity of her details.
1) Embrace specificity: tell your existing contacts exactly who you want to meet, whether that's employees at a certain company ("I'd love to consult for Google") or in a particular role ("Do you know anyone who is a VP of human resources?").
In creating constructed novel ecosystems within the OCBIL landscapes of Western Australia, the techniques within a baroque toolbox succour the local by embracing and enhancing intrinsic ephemera and site specificities.
Perhaps Ionesco deliberately eschewed Camus' specificity and embraced generality in the hope that for all its antic lack of sophistication, bluster, bustle and loquaciousness, Rhinoceros would remain contemporary and universal.
Can liberalism sustain the cultural and value-neutrality that some commentators still ascribe to it, or to what extent should it embrace its own cultural specificity (Taylor, Habermas in Gutmann, ed. 1994; Lawrence and Herzog, eds. 1994; Kymlicka, ed. 1995; Deveaux 2000)?
By embracing -- embracing!
Bioinformatics is embracing cloud computing.
