Sentence examples for everything particular from inspiring English sources

The ground is now increasingly regarded as the source of the transitory nature of everything particular, and less and less as the source of tranquil insight into how we can be reconciled to finite existence.

We structured the duration by estimating how long it would take the team to deconstruct everything, in particular the Saab 900.

Conceptualists agreed with the nominalists that everything is particular but held that words which have general application do so by virtue of standing for mental intermediaries, usually called general ideas or concepts.

Now the world is catching up to the ideas that suffuse "Try to Altar Everything"—in particular, that a rejection of the binaries "male" and "female" might be a form of liberation.

The word 'Nominalism' carries an implication that the corresponding doctrine asserts that everything is particular or concrete, and that this is not vacuously true.

Presumably haecceities would not be needed to explain indivisibility, since everything — whether particular or universal — is indivisible in the required sense (numerically indivisible; numerically identical in anything in which it exists).

When we operate from a place of "and," not "but" -- yes and yes -- we relieve the need to make everything one particular way, tidy, easily explained.

Whenever you start doing something, it is very vital that you should know everything the particular area deals with.

The Patriots' everything else, in particular.

He loathed the British empire and in particular "everything English".

There is always the fear of the unknown for everything and, in particular, music.