Sentence examples for particulars each from inspiring English sources

Most of all, a sweeping sense of human possibility, good and bad; one that can seem windy and rhetorical but is rooted at its best in finely grained human particulars, each of which carries a germ of its own contradiction.

That is to say, the actuality we experience is not to be understood as rooted in an original metaphysical unity, but rather in the relations between particulars each of which generates itself out of its own nothing.

In particular, Russell believed that the notion of a "physical thing" could be replaced, or analyzed in terms of, the notion of a series of classes of sensible particulars each bearing to one another certain relations of continuity, resemblance, and perhaps certain other relations relevant to the formulation of the laws of physics (OKEW, 86ff; RSDP, 114 15; UCM, 105).

And by this they certainly do not mean that whiteness is present in many different regions of space only vicariously, only as a number might be said to be present wherever there are things in that number, only in virtue of bearing the non-spatial relation "being had by" to a multitude of particulars each of which is present in a single region of space.

So, in particular, each must yield the same expected payoff.

In the middle holes in particular, each new tee reveals another dramatic vista.

In particular, each exhibit should bring the symbol to "life" – both figuratively and literally.

In particular, each of them therefore must yield the same expected payoff.

In particular, each focus topic is suggested by and voted upon by the YJBM Editorial Board.

In particular, each new technology destroys or at least diminishes the value of old skills and old market positions.

In particular, each flow perceives to have the whole buffer B to itself.