Sentence examples for particular modes from inspiring English sources

These particular modes of infection generally occur by way of, respectively, biting insects, coughing and sneezing, and contamination of food and water.

And like Confucius he was anxious to regulate the use of particular modes (i.e., arrangements of notes, like scales) because of their supposed effects on people.

The individual parts of matter have durations as particular modes.

His interpretation relies on the claim that particular modes, conceived in relation to all the other particular modes, follow from God's nature.

It is itself a product of particular modes of conceptualising, modes which do not escape the workings of power.

Spinoza can explain why a given particular mode exists by appealing (in part) to other particular modes.

He spoke of no particular mode of religious creed or worship, nor of any philosophical doctrines.

Humans, after all, have a particular mode of introspective access to their conscious states, as Mr McGinn himself emphasises.

The collection perfected a particular mode, where witty banter and despairingly inventive, baroque phrase-making both skated over and revealed chaotic emotional states.

In his career, he explores the possibilities of a particular mode or style, does what he can with it and then moves on to something quite different.

"As artists, we have to adapt ourselves to their behaviour, rather than try to hold the line on a particular mode of listening to music.