Sentence examples for particularities the from inspiring English sources
The vocabulary naturally has its local particularities, the various groups having lived under very different conditions.
You didn't get so bogged down in particularities — the wider truths of fiction seemed to emerge naturally as you spoke.
On the basis that France should be indivisible and able to assimilate all its components by officially erasing their particularities, the government does not allow official statistics to be broken down by ethnicity and religion.
I had long ago come to accept Icelandic particularities — the cooing voices, the long-winded family histories, the constant coffee consumption — but I'd also had the prideful bits drummed in (world's oldest democracy, most literate nation, most successful welfare state) for so long that I could stand them being a little upended.
Indian readers were able to enjoy Wodehouse free of the anxiety of allegiance; for all its droll particularities, the world he created, from London's Drones Club to the village of Matcham Scratchings, was a world of the imagination, to which Indians required no visa.
While the absence of any street life can have various reasons, such as security concerns or introverted lifestyles rooted in cultural particularities, the actual activities can be observed and evaluated to gather in-depth insights if public urban spaces are perceived as attractive or repulsive surroundings.
The reliability of the questionnaire was also satisfactory, given the particularities of the form of the questionnaire.
Application, however, is concerned with the particularities, and the test of the science is how the universalities apply to the particularities.
The teams have absorbed the particularities of the taxi industry and the drivers: Where do they eat?
Ideally, this approach should adapt the performance of the OSF to the particularities of the ODF.
In other words, our concern is about the statistical behavior of the communication/channel, not the particularities of the forest.
