Sentence examples for particular phases from inspiring English sources

Neither does the book's emphasis on two particular phases of life rather than on the full panorama.

Since then, no radically new view has emerged, though several works—including those by Joseph Gold (1972) and Fred Kaplan (1975)—have given particular phases or aspects fuller attention.

In doing so, he fumbles for something archetypal - Cathy Earnshaw or Tennyson's Mariana in her moated grange are not far from Lauren as she listens to her unreachable house guest 'shadow-inching through a sentence, showing a word in its facets and aspects, words like moons in particular phases'.

"While I do not rule out the possibility, it seems to me clear that the causes and effects of particular phases of these events cannot simply be divided up so as to separate clearly one period from another," Sir John said.

Catamenial epilepsy is characterized by an increase in seizures during particular phases of the menstrual cycle.

The amount of particular phases as well as the degree of crystallinity have been analysed.

For Oz, a particular phase of the Middle East peace process has come to a crashing conclusion.

That particular phase involves apologising to those you've hurt along the way.

"Just as he redefines himself politically, he redefines the people in his life that support him in any particular phase.

Each of these uses concise, evocative scenes to cumulatively express the particular mood of a particular phase of its narrator's life, while also managing to unfold gripping plots, as if incidentally.

"What Professor Duffy desires to do I believe – and if so it is a most laudable ambition – is to humanise the linguistic semantic detritus of our particular phase of oligarchical consumerism.