Sentence examples for particularity that from inspiring English sources

But the characters lack the vivid particularity that comes from a clearly imagined society.

"They have an acrobatic particularity that makes them very useful," said Fabio Carapezza Guttuso, a senior Culture Ministry official, referring to the firefighters.

Kim's life, you might say, isn't so different from that of a lot of young women her age, though already, in the first few pages, you can find the particularity that is the hallmark of O'Nan's writing.

The ardent Kees scholar Dana Gioia has edited a selection of forty-three tandsketchesetches, all of which give off a sour particularity that feels difficult to shake.

There are dancers to love here, but among the women there are few signs of the interpretative particularity that helps some of us forget the memories these ballets carry of Ms. Ashley, Maria Calegari and others.

A young colonial seeking a foothold in London is also the topic of V. S. Naipaul's most recent novel, "Half a Life," and fiction's leeway allows him a satiric animation and a colorful particularity that are rare in "Youth".

Although mobility support in the Internet is receiving much attention, IMS networks present inherent particularities that require further analysis.

The complete validation of NCL documents cannot be made through traditional XML validation techniques, since NCL has a set of particularities that are not supported by these techniques.

In Table 1 are shown the most common indicators of sugarcane agriculture, their parameters, features, performances, and the particularities that deserve to be considered.

The perspective-based scope is, perhaps, the clearest example of one of the particularities that are not generalized in the source code.

The main reason is that the development of devices and interfaces does not consider particularities that allow its use by this range of senior users.