Sentence examples for of particular persons from inspiring English sources

This essay focuses on personal love, or the love of particular persons as such.

"They do not sit as representatives of particular persons, communities or parties; they serve no faction or constituency".

The earliest surviving portraits of particular persons are probably the serene, idealized faces painted on the front and inside surfaces of dynastic Egyptian sarcophagi.

Mr. Holder said there was no precedent in "the history of our nation in which Congress has intervened to prohibit the prosecution of particular persons or crimes".

A report which set out "the detailed commercial arrangements" for the joint venture was kept secret because it "involved consideration of exempt information relating to the financial or business affairs of particular persons".

The council excluded the public from those discussions because, according to the minutes of its executive meeting, they "involved consideration of exempt information relating to the financial or business affairs of particular persons".

Some affirm procreative autonomy, but regard it as compatible with apparently coercive population policies such as limitations on the number of children particular persons may have.

Notice how 'delay' maneuvers across and weaves its way through these four contexts, adding new layers of meaning and becoming manifest in various guises, easily spinning out of the control of any particular person or context of care.

"In democratic peoples, associations must take the place of the powerful particular persons..

"In democratic peoples, associations must take the place of the powerful particular persons," he wrote in his classic Democracy in America.

By Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, March 23 , 1946P. 19 Comment on the phrase "mixed-up" used in this case by a lady, in describing the state of the mind of a particular person, but a phrase heard often in the past year or two.