Sentence examples for in its specifics from inspiring English sources

This is glorious palaver of the old-school Creem variety, and though not always easy to follow in its specifics, it is not entirely unwelcome, especially in this, the heyday of suave.

This year, Trump pulled the US out of the Paris Climate Accords, a deliberate middle finger to the international community, sure to please people who love Trump's "America First" doctrine (fuzzy though it may be in its specifics).

If the eurozone's future remains tenuous, it's because a leader who can articulate what such a new policy would involve in its specifics and then build support for it across the North-South divide is nowhere in sight.

Richard Beardsworth: It is a very attractive idea that dates back, in its specifics, to the 1970s and has, as said above, a large backing.

It is impressively broad in its scope, if regrettably thin in its specifics.

"Even a proposal for enforceable rules can be flawed in its specifics and risk undermining the fundamental goal of preserving an open Internet".

"If it works, it works in its specific context.

Each building function it's projected in its specific shape.

Calpain has been demonstrated to be activated at the ER membrane, where it interacts with GRP94, resulting in its specific proteolytic cleavage as the cells undergo apoptosis [ 45].

Yet independently of existence, and preceding it, essence is already constituted as such in its specific being: the esse proprium that Avicenna attributes to a res in virtue of its certitudo.

The significance of the PNAS article lies not so much in its specific proposals as in the possibility that it signals the start of such a realignment.