Sentence examples for everyday particulars from inspiring English sources

"We're all mature dancers and we are all more involved with the everyday particulars of the company than most dancers might expect to be.

A resonant survey of his work from 1948 to 2009 at the Jewish Museum, records the everyday particulars of a racially divided country in images of white suburbs and black settlements, Afrikaner nationalist political rallies and Soweto soccer games.

Richard Fox's ability to combine a concern with text and a refined ethnographic sensibility is excellent and engaging". "More Than Words brings moral philosophy and philology together with traditions and practices of Balinese literacy; it joins history with the everyday particulars of Balinese lives.

Chris Hughes CO-FOUNDER OF FACEBOOK AND OWNER OF THE NEW REPUBLIC   Georgia State University "All too often, those big ideas run up against the challenge of the everyday: in particular, how to find work that pays the bills.

The result is a refuge from the surveillance cameras and high-definition images of our everyday world a particular tease in Switzerland, where clarity and precision are so prized.

Mrs. Logan found other parts of this particular Everyday Math lesson too confusing, so she skipped them.

But this ongoing research is of vital importance to our understanding of ethics, and in particular, everyday ethics.

In the meantime, there is comfort to be taken in the 100 shortlist works before you turn back to the YouTube of your particular everyday life.

Three dilemmas of everyday life in particular were found to underpin these attitudes: costs (in terms of monetary and time values), gender roles, and priorities.

Rather than seeking to make objectified racial groups and their linguistic practices intelligible to outside audiences, I seek to denaturalize the categories, differences, and modes of recognition that condition everyday life in particular neighborhood and institutional contexts.

WHO'S NEXT?" Man "Lemon juice might not be the best thing you know …" I had to tune it out at that point and consider the question that in countries where firearms are commonplace, how everyday and in particular non-lethal interaction is even possible at all.