Sentence examples for in all its specificity from inspiring English sources

To conjure a place, a person, a situation, in all its specificity and dimensions.

Nation-building is too grand a phrase for much of the work that is being done; it's neighborhood-building in all its granular specificity.

All the same, it is hard to imagine that flesh in all its ungainly specificity will ever be given its due so long as a woman's power continues to hinge more often than not on her beauty, and so long as beautiful equals thin.

Myth describes the acts and beings whose appearance shaped material existence in all its concrete specificity.

The revolutionary challenge is to unveil power and overthrow it in all its dispersion and specificity.

The attack on a Jewish site in Paris is frightening in its specificity.

"This man's threat was shocking in its specificity and the anger it contained," said Thomas Harnett, the assistant attorney general for civil rights education and enforcement.

Kennedy's lesson is magisterial in its specificity and range, but it's indeed as "risky" as its purpose: to commend appeasement to those who hurl the "A" word at American strategists they consider insufficiently aggressive.

In her commentary on her version of the blessing Falk notes that "in its specificity, this blessing seems restrictive rather than expansive: it doesn't open out to the range of possibility and promise that ought to characterize youth".

It is not simple any more, but it is profoundly loving precisely in its specificity and nuance, even with its imperfections.

And yet there is a dignity in its specificity and even some innovation in its approach to capitalization and sentence form.