Sentence examples for historical particulars from inspiring English sources

Several directors weigh in, if wanly, on a multiethnic society, but few delight in the city's physical or historical particulars.

What is worse is that the historical particulars of the story are sacrificed to Mr. Schnabel's restless, preening stylishness.

Several directors weigh in, if wanly, on a multiethnic society, but few delight in the city's physical or historical particulars: has Paris become just another metropolis?

In his loving devotion to the house and its historical particulars, he has emerged as a role model for those who seek to preserve an architectural relic without turning it into a mausoleum.

It may be inevitable that we read this beautifully wrought — and beautifully translated — novel as an allegory of post-Holocaust Germany, but the writing is so lucid that the historical particulars fall away.

And this is part of the reason it's so excruciating to watch Trump debate Clinton: as a candidate, he is unprepared for the historical particulars of this election in every way — save for his vast reserve of natural sexism.

But the density of her topics, the literary and historical in particular, can be daunting.

And yet Kennedy's unreality, in Mailer's view, may have answered the particular craving of a particular historical moment.

It would appear that the governance styles have evolved from particular historical circumstances to meet each country's specific requirements.

"I had a particular historical perspective.

In Germany, such issues have a particular historical resonance.