Sentence examples for particularity at from inspiring English sources

Conversely, natural duty theories may be able to explain why anyone, citizen or not, has a duty to obey the law (i.e., the laws of one or another legal system) but struggle to explain why anyone has a duty to obey the laws of the particular state of which she is a member (see the discussion of particularity at the end of §2.3; see also §4.5).

Because there's no transcript, it is also impossible to cite the ARB interviews with any particularity at all.

When I saw Yul Brynner play Dmitri in the movie version, I thought it looked all wrong, not because I imagined Dmitri as physically distinct from Brynner but because I didn't imagine Dmitri with such particularity at all.

And, just as the Soviets had obliterated Jewish particularity at Babi Yar, the ravine where thousands of Jews, shot by the Germans, lay unnamed and effaced in their deaths, so Hellman had directed the Hacketts to blur the identity of the characters in the play.

"While intermittent, acute flashbacks might be initially surprising and startling for some, particularity at first, they tend to be very brief and not terribly intense".

Although the geometry of bonded joint is complex considering particularities at the end of joint, adhesive joint promotes a decrease of stress concentration [1, 2].

But his commitment to lyrical particularity operates at cross-purposes with his striving for great breadth.

If George Lucas had stuck to his original vision (something "Star Wars" fans know Lucas isn't particularity great at doing), Harrison Ford never would have been cast as Han Solo.

This denial of the knowledge of particulars in their particularity also appears at Charmides 166e; Phaedo 97d; Republic 334a, 409d.

For the last 25 years, every Spanish autonomous community has progressively taken full responsibility for the organization of the health care provision to their citizens according to their own local particularities, while at the same time fulfilling generic rules imposed by the Spanish Ministry of Health.

Confusion itself is linked with a kind of violence or agitation, so that confused sensations alone may be enough to make our desires become 'passionate.' The violence of the passions seems partly a matter of their particularity: passions are directed at particular objects, in contrast with the generality of, e.g., benevolence.