'of particular ideas' is a correctly formed phrase in English.
You can use it when making a statement or expressing an opinion or idea about a certain topic. For example: "The opinions of certain experts are of particular ideas."
Not by literally being composed of an infinity of particular ideas, for again God is perfectly simple.
This work has produced educative catalogings and critical surveys of particular ideas and idea-spaces; intellectual and aesthetic expressive agendas, practices, and traditions; and networks of individuals, organizations, and institutions serving philosophizing in African and African-descended life-worlds.
She sometimes uses printouts of paintings to remind her of particular ideas and keeps a ready supply of post-it notes in all colors, which she uses to categorize stacks of data and other materials.
The video work is more often an expression of particular ideas around color and repetition so I guess the medium is a consequence of the content.
Christianity is not a matter of persuading people of particular ideas, but of inviting them to share in the greatness of Christ.
SIDE takes a set of human-scored responses (that is, a spreadsheet of responses that have been scored for the presence or absence of particular ideas) and "discovers" word patterns that account for human-generated scores.
Analytic rubrics are used to identify the presence or absence of particular idea(s) in student writing.
In his day, Spencer was the greatest of philosophical hedgehogs: his popularity stemmed from the fact that he had one big, easily grasped idea and a mass of more particular ideas that supposedly flowed from the big one.
The Court found that "differential taxation of speakers, even members of the press, does not implicate the First Amendment unless the tax is directed at, or presents the danger of suppressing, particular ideas".
Thus, words must be labels for both ideas of particular things (particular ideas) and ideas of general things (general ideas).
You take away the fact that this is actually part of a dispute over particular ideas and the result of particular politics.' News, he believes, must be run by people who can maintain a strict sense of questioning distance.
