Sentence examples for her particularities from inspiring English sources

Often this album attempts to anonymize her rather than highlight her particularities.

Elizabeth Spelman (1988) has influentially argued against gender realism with her particularity argument.

But Sharma's relentlessly grim, morbidly clever novel insists on the universality of this experience by allowing Maya her particularity.

And the women themselves, while differentiated in terms of personality and circumstance, grow more and more alike as Cusk probes her way past the particularities of their lives toward her own despairing articulation of what it is to be the woman of the family at this moment in middle England.

Norma, however, remains in the dark about the particularities of her son's condition and how he channels her in his dissociative state.

As in the new novel, the clerk selects one citizen from the ranks of the ever-dying and living, and gradually, without ever naming her (the cellist likewise goes unnamed), endows her with metaphysical particularity.

It avoids retrospective understanding and simply arranges the particularities of her recollection.

The essays have a freer, unbridled quality, and one senses that Epstein and Silvers encouraged the particularities of her voice.

Until Kesha's case against Gottwald is settled, it is hard to speak to the size or particularities of her grief.

But Radtke found herself fixating on her own health, on the particularities of the gene mutation that ran in her family, on the heart palpitations she sometimes got, and on death more generally ― the way it's acknowledged, celebrated or ignored in different societies.

But her identification went deeper than particularities of style.