Sentence examples for particularity toward from inspiring English sources

Ms. Wisse has little patience when novels dealing with Jewish experience try to turn away from its particularity toward an abstract universalism.

Golding's novel, King's memory of reading it, and Malick's are discrete distillations of childhood, reflecting the preoccupations of their creators, and in their evocation of particularity they move toward common experience, or as King writes, showing us, if such a thing is possible, "how kids really are".

And this is especially true among writers, who have kept its reputation burnished by praising it, teaching it, sometimes unwittingly emulating its apparent effortlessness, its complete accessibility, its luminous particularity, its deep seriousness toward us human beings -- about whom it conjures shocking insights and appraisals.

Love is between two particular people in their particularity.

It is in the social construction of disability that we move from the particularity of any one disability toward the common social experiences of people with disabilities.

The particularity pays off.

Bill's talent was particularity.

She loves immensity – and particularity.

Generalisation was out, particularity in.

Those, he said, give the museum "particularity".

There is an American particularity about guns.