This further removes our particularity (and, therefore, the idea of progression to human perfection) and of 'purpose'purpose
We don't need to be constantly reminded of our particularity, but we are: by the way people behave, by intrusive questions and unsolicited advice.
"Paris to the Moon" is purportedly about France, but by the end we feel we have learned about more than just one country, we've learned -- through the prism of France -- about differences among societies, and so too about our own particularities.
Such guidelines can use recent international recommendations as a baseline reference and adapt them to our local particularities.
Good poems do this without simplifying our human particularity, range, and oddness.
Use of the imagination, she points out, draws our attention to the particularities of virtue and engages our emotions and desires.
These infections were treated in our Ward as well, as presenting specific particularities of our specialty.
In our case, the situation is even more complex, as our system has some particularities if we compare to an isolated QW.
"He has not considered the particularities of our people.
"I'm trying to find out how to bring out the particularities of our cultures within the compositions.
