Sentence examples for particular events from inspiring English sources
Boas's philosophy became known as particularism, for it defined each culture as the product of unique, historically particular events.
He'd been setting an alarm to catch particular events.
Models predict trends in climate, not particular events.
Even today there are continuing controversies about particular events.
His madness is grounded in particular events; you feel it could have been prevented.
"What always happens in politics is that a generation is shaped by particular events," he said.
They knew about particular events, characters and periods, but did not have an overview.
Historians argue all the time about how to interpret particular events.
And the amount of news coverage, of course, often corresponds to particular events or controversies.
They can identify particular events but working out relationships is more difficult.
Users can create "My Met Calendar," a personalized list of preferences, and request e-mail reminders about particular events.
