Sentence examples for particular disposition from inspiring English sources

In 2007, as the result of prior losses, peculiar sunniness in some areas and a particular disposition of winds, the ice levels fell spectacularly.

Poetic meaning is bound up with the particular disposition of the words their sound, rhythm, and arrangement in short, with the "sensory embodiment" provided by the poem itself.

The global climate shifts in various ways on a number of timescales, and its particular disposition at the time a volcano strikes will influence the way the volcano's effects play out.

The risk here, as Miah points out, is not of genetic experimentation but of genetic determinism – the idea that certain body types are suited to certain kinds of sports, meaning that kids of a particular disposition are all pushed down the same path.

Also see Xcerion, an impressive WebOS out of Sweden with a particular disposition toward developers.

There are two types of incapacity: lack of a particular disposition by its nature (for example: a refrigerator cannot see) and lack of a natural disposition (a blind person cannot see).

These are symbols of personal prayer and dedication, and their effectiveness is measured by the particular dispositions of the person who uses them.

In addition, MCPS frameworks should leverage creative and analytical diversity by providing interfaces and activities that suit particular dispositions, availabilities and moods.

One might respond to Gadamer's emphasis on our prior hermeneutic involvement, whether in the experience of art or elsewhere, that such involvement cannot but remain subjective simply on the grounds that it is always determined by our particular dispositions to experience things in certain ways rather than others our involvement, one might say, is thus always based on subjective prejudice.

In a more general invitation to participate given to all students, those with particular attitudinal dispositions (or dispositions to change attitudes with professional exposure) may self-select.

Moreover, the symmetry of the muscle scars in the Tryblidium fossils suggested to Dall "...a peculiar disposition of the organs which might, indeed, have paralleled in some particulars the organization of some of the Chitons of that ancient time".