Sentence examples for minute particular from inspiring English sources

"Every minute particular is holy..."....

Like all first-rate directors, Brook believes in what Blake once called "the holiness of the minute particular".

Who cares if Ginsberg relived the minute particulars of Blake's verse?

Now it's all what Blake called "minute particulars," and they're all personal.

At its best, Clare's poetry deals with the minute particulars of rural life.

Most of the job of the Commons comprises scrutinising the executive and most of that comprises the consideration of minute particulars.

But in the overall plotting, general matters of style and tone and strategic use of spectacle, not to mention countless minute particulars, the libretto Joseph Mery and Camille du Locle fashioned for Verdi takes lordly liberties.

William Blake famously wrote that "He who would do good for another must do it in minute particulars … General good is the plea of the scoundrel, the hypocrite and the flatterer".

In an interview with The Paris Review in 1985, Mr. Hollander said, "We talked about the minute particulars of form as if mythological weight depended upon them; and about the realms of the imagination".

From whatever small corner of the world a novel starts, it opens its whole attention towards its present day, soaking up the qualities and minute particulars of an unrepeatable moment, then pulling the one right thread from the tangle of old words, to capture the new moment on the page, and keep it.

Vladimir Nabokov, using his own expatriate's license to autonomy, created a fresh aesthetic out of the minute particulars such as you find in Austen, while expressing an ostentatious disdain for rival writers — like Thomas Mann — who grappled with the awful political facts of the 20th century's mass societies.