Sentence examples for from particularity from inspiring English sources

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

To force the world into a social monoculture both destroys the world's vibrant diversity and alienates us from particularity of place.

The main point to be made about the poem stems from this fact, that it remains particular, and still reaches from that particularity, from "pain" even, to achieve a universal music.

This is a complete pulverization of the actual individuals involved in this case — a retreat from complex particularity to simplistic group prejudice.

Ms. Wisse has little patience when novels dealing with Jewish experience try to turn away from its particularity toward an abstract universalism.

General semantics is a branch of linguistics founded by Alfred Korzybski in the 1930's that theorized that words are abstractions that draw attention away from the particularity of the things they represent.

It's rather that we see it through an impersonal long shot, panning round across the decades, pulling back from the particularity of one afternoon of youth and joy, setting it in its context, in the long rolling on of time and change.

If one abstracts from their particularity, one is left with "no object containing something that an aesthetic judgment could determine".

It is in the social construction of disability that we move from the particularity of any one disability toward the common social experiences of people with disabilities.

In addition, the transition from poetic to rational consciousness enables reflective individuals-the philosopher, that is, in the shape of Vico-to recover the body of universal history from the particularity of apparently random events.

Taking its lead from the particularity of nothing revealed in the fear of death, the first part of the Star thus begins by constructing the particular respective being of God, world, and self each out of its own particular nothing.