Sentence examples for particularity of that from inspiring English sources

If a man (or an era) sees the buttocks as the center of female seductive power, how does one describe and define the particularity of that erotic orientation?

The whole particularity of that postwar moment is made sharper if it's set alongside a moment decades later, when modes of imagining have been remade all over again.

If a man (or an era) sees the breasts as the center of female seductive power, how does one describe and define the particularity of that erotic orientation?

This provoked him to reflect: if a man (or an era) sees the thighs as the center of female seductive power, how does one describe and define the particularity of that erotic orientation?

For that purpose, we have prepared two synthetic SV blurs that are SV versions of previously used degradations in deconvolution tests, with the particularity of that the "average PSF" corresponds, approximately, to the convolution kernel in those tests [22].

As an adult, he lived in physical and psychic exile from Asheville, North Carolina, where he grew up, and his writing is both obsessed with the particularities of that past and an aggressive act of rejection.

"On Sal Mal Lane" takes place over the five years (1979-83) auguring Sri Lanka's 26-year civil war, and Freeman brings the particularities of that strife to vivid life, even if only Mr. Herath, a government official buried in his newspapers, is clued in about the turbulent times, imagining the C.I.A.'s hand in everything.

Another particularity of VDR that is also present at the divergent NRs of C. elegans is the substitution of the typical K160 by a less typical R160 (similarly to what happens for TR, PPAR and HNF4).

Whitehead also described religion more technically as "an ultimate craving to infuse into the insistent particularity of emotion that non-temporal generality which primarily belongs to conceptual thought alone".

Biographical explanations for literature can be "dangerous," Nicholl notes, but, through imaginative use of primary source material, he culls the "secret flavours of particularity" that distinguished a corner of London at the turn of the seventeenth century, down to the kind of privy that might have been in Shakespeare's house.

We did so because it would be very difficult to embrace the particularities of countries that have more than one official language.