Community colleges and small-town Christian schools, in particular, are appealing to ordinary students who still want an overseas experience.
Central among these is that we offer reasons, or something like them, in support of our aesthetic judgments: by talking in particular, by appealing to the descriptive properties on which the aesthetic properties depend we justify aesthetic judgments by bringing others to see what we have seen (Sibley 2001, 14 19).
The differences in the ways these philosophers formulate their particular disjunctive characterisations may in part reflect their different particular interests in appealing to a disjunctive account of experience.
If a particular job seems appealing, they can see if there are any suitable vacancies in Scotland, as well as checking what type of training or qualifications would be required, and which courses are available.
Meat production in particular is not appealing from an environmental point of view, because of the inefficient conversion of protein in the feed into protein in the slaughtered animal.
This particular aspect is appealing.
One company, in particular, looks especially appealing.
As the interviews at three different levels of Turkish public administration have shown, the officials follow a particular discursive framework appealing to the collective memory of the Turkish state and society as a charitable polity and a traditionally generous society.
In particular, he's appealing to senators who voted last year against allowing the National Security Agency to continue its bulk metadata collection program of Americans' phone records.
I'm not a big fan of declaring who "won" and "lost" debates, and I actually thought both candidates furthered their cause with a particular emphasis towards appealing to South Carolina and minority voters.
