Sentence examples for more than particular from inspiring English sources

And this dynamic creates a great deal more than particular benefits for individual citizens.

As scientific people, too, we need the assumption that there is a more than particular, 'cosmic' connection of value and reality" (Rickert 1934b, 138).

Research has shown that college credentials are now a prerequisite for a middle-class lifestyle, but it's not always intuitive -- some certificates earn more than particular bachelor's degrees.

Gassendi also contests the Aristotelian view that we can know universals, on the grounds that we cannot perceive anything more than particulars in the world (O III (Exercitationes) 159a; EP 280-281).

"We have to do whatever is necessary, because reputation is worth more than any particular quarter or any particular year's profits," said Charles O. Prince, Citigroup's chief administrative officer.

But even if it does hold, it is not clear how the general duty explains the particular one; why are general obligations any more explanatory than particular ones?

These were perceived to be more important than particular systems or processes, but were person-specific, and vulnerable to change.

It does not seem that the particular instance of redness in some particular red object could exist apart from that object any more than the particular instance of goodness of some good thing could.

People who value democracy more than any particular candidate.

But more than any particular destination, I was interested in the people.

These days, the answers are mainly about interpersonal relations more than any particular issue.