Sentence examples for particulars i from inspiring English sources

These are a few particulars I discovered for the first time in John Carey's biography of Golding.

I have been at considerable pains to learn something of the history of this person during life; but the particulars I have heard are applicable only to the circumstances of common men, having no connection with the singularity of structure..

(A startling hint as to the economics of the district was given by some particulars I collected regarding the terms on which most people become inmates of this jail.

To this, Husserl adds: "Reflecting, I can at anytime look at this original living and note particulars; I can grasp what is present as present, what is past as past, each as itself" (Ibid).

If worlds are concrete particulars ("I and all my surroundings"), as they are for David Lewis (1986), then we could say that a proposition is true at a world if the proposition is about the entities that are parts of that world and is true, and true in a world if true at a world and also part of that world.

There are some particulars I'd like to mention.

To poets in particular, I mean.

In particular, I miss the conversations.

And why, in particular, I was there.

"Nothing in particular," I said.

In particular, I think, to American audiences.