The film thinks otherwise, making one particular instance of cruelty the tipping point.
That undermining is not accomplished by any particular instance of hate speech.
It was the general category of behavior that I was defending, and I neither approved nor condemned any particular instance of it.
I learned in college to call this particular instance of belief in the creative power of the imagination decadent, devaluing the real.
A particular instance of this is the English hammer-beam roof, which was a kind of corbeled truss that could span quite long distances.
This particular instance of identity theft reflects a Continental fascination of the time for all things Scottish: first the poems of Ossian, whose fraudulent antiquity was sold as ancient mist emanating from the Highlands, and later Scott's romantic potboilers.
The word nami certainly does mean 'wave' – it is the second character in tsunami, for example – but unfortunately, in the particular instance of this quote, the nuance is closer to that of a sine wave.
This was a particular instance of his broad emphasis on the urgency of considering questions of the economy, climate, health, and culture from the perspective of the impoverished global majority.
What makes a particular instance of insider trading so wrongful that the government's most powerful law enforcement weapon — a criminal conviction — is used on defendants who pose little threat to society beyond their own avarice?
In the age of Enlightenment, superstition was waning, though Joseph Addison confessed himself divided on the subject: "I believe, in general, that there is such a thing as witchcraft, but can give no credit to any particular instance of it".
Free-surface tracking is performed by employing a particular instance of "shape constructors" called α-shapes.
