Sentence examples for particulars from the from inspiring English sources

The evidence of Mrs. Delmont, who laid the complaint, differed in important particulars from the original charges.

Redgrove's work showed what a careful attention to particulars, from the microscopic to the galactic, could become when integrated into a larger vision; his poems almost throb with a sense of life, fecundity, growth and creation.

Guillermoprieto writes with a novelist's zest for particulars, from the taste and smell of Galo's mother's lemon meringues (and the process by which she bartered for the egg whites to make them) to the shape of her students' feet.

The unvarying details of a Fire Department funeral have for decades been the devoted preserve of a special ceremonial unit, six men who painstakingly sweated each of a hundred particulars, from the order of procession to the placement of the flags.

Grasping such particulars from the perspective of the Absolute hence reduces the particulars qua particulars to nothing.

(3) The third argument proves the momentary instants of the unique particulars from the inference of existence (sattvānumāna).

"The breakdown came from selfishness and lack of political will, in particular from the North".

For Pythagoras, true happiness came from knowledge, in particular from the order and harmony of maths.

The US constitution was written to protect citizens generally, and minorities in particular, from the tyranny of governing powers.

But you forfeit a lot too: urgency, individuality, the drive to say something particular from the heart.

But one phrase in particular, from the interview, is worth dwelling on: "I figured it was a domestic-violence dispute".