Sentence examples for more particularized from inspiring English sources
Later Chinese emperors worshipped the gods of the soil as a more particularized cult than that offered to sovereign earth.
Mr. Hockney's work is tighter and fussier, his line more broken, his subjects more particularized by detail.
This kitschy iconography of evil and innocence is not uninteresting, but the pathetic story it represents cries out for a more particularized telling.
Toward the end of the 20th century, comprehensive theories such as those represented by the consensus and conflict models were increasingly viewed as oversimplifications of social processes and, in many quarters, gave way to more particularized interpretations.
Don't worry, Grandpa.... We'll be back" might have been more particularized by Maggie, though the illustration of Grandpa and Grandma happily collapsing in their chairs with shoes off and feet untensing is wonderfully evocative.
Over and above these issues, in the legal domain there are taking place more particularized discussions: for example, the discussion of the advantages and drawbacks of adopting an empirically based perspective (bottom-up), and the complexity of establishing clear connections with legal dogmatics or general legal theory approaches (top-down).
And finally, among conversational implicatures between particularized, occurring in particular contexts, and generalized ones.
When Jeffrey Rosen (June 3) contrasts Justice Sandra Day O'Connor's contextual and particularized approach to judicial decision-making with Justice Scalia's more rulebound approach, he echoes observations I made in "In a Different Voice".
In the case of direct personal correspondence between inmates and those who have a particularized interest in communicating with them, 11 mail censorship implicates more than the right of prisoners.
But, in her particular, larger-than-life way, she also makes these people live forever: particularized receptacles of the eternal.
Sometimes he was not particularized but was one of many Tritons.
