Sentence examples for from all particularities from inspiring English sources

Ehrenfels claims that by abstracting from all particularities of two objects and considering them merely as the foundations of a relation of difference, we obtain the concept of two.

I've started on Cinema 4D by creating a 'species basis' who has all particularities of the species (extra legs, wings,...)...

Interviewees were selected using purposive, heterogeneous sampling, to make sure that persons from various functions within the centre for psychosis were selected that could provide the desired information and to touch upon all particularities of the case [ 32, 44].

It is important to note that all these particularities of young Fp were markedly decreased in Fp from old donors.

Make a list of all the particularities of your celebrity.

The undifferentiated, pure universal of substance subsumed all particularity, including the self.

Yet for all the particularity, these are the generic facts of war, not very different from those chronicled by Homer almost 3,000 years ago.

But they also create vivid and complex images of the parents as individuals, in all the particularity of their separate worlds, homes and habits.

The feeling has to be right, and you get that from memory, from particularity.

The aforementioned classification stems from a particularity of the population distribution in Greece, according to which there are plenty of "Rural Areas and Small Towns", as well as "Urban" areas but only two "Large Urban" areas of approximately 1,200,000 and 4,500,000 citizens, respectively.

In matters of opinion, but not in matters of truth, "our thinking is truly discursive, running, as it were, from place to place, from one part of the world to another, through all kinds of conflicting views, until it finally ascends from these particularities to some impartial generality" (BPF, 242).