Sentence examples for more particular themes from inspiring English sources

The following article will examine Rosmini's work under these titles, which are of perennial relevance and broad enough to embrace more particular themes, such as art, politics, education and marriage, which form a constant preoccupation of many of his lesser works, but can only be mentioned in passing here.

It highlights particular issues as necessarily more upsetting than others, and directs students to focus on particular themes that have been singled out by the professor as traumatic.

They were found to help focus discussions on particular themes[ 32] and enabled research subjects to more easily reflect on a topic or their beliefs by helping them to express thoughts in a more structured and organized manner[ 50, 51].

He also wrote essays on particular themes and occasions (as in Homo Viator); these were usually a more rounded development of themes explored initially in various journal entries, such as exile, captivity, separation, fidelity, and hope, which were also a response to the particular situation of the French people during the German occupation of 1940 to 1944.

The World Bank is more particular.

Crimea has an even more particular patrimony.

Most palates are more particular.

If you want more information on a particular theme, click the "Theme Details" button.

DocStoc's feature appears to focus more on the organization of documents around a particular theme than connecting users around that theme.

The percentages in brackets represent how many participants mentioned this particular theme and participants often mentioned more than one theme.

She stated that the album does not hold a particular theme as she wanted the songs to be "just more mature, more of me".