Sentence examples for particulars into from inspiring English sources

Ethics is therefore either an affair of inserting particulars into abstract scenarios, or ethics itself speaks out of particularity about the first human particularity: the face-to-face relationship.

Spitzer was an editor of the law review at Harvard Law School, and he has the talented law student's gift of sorting particulars into bright categories.

It won't take any further particulars into consideration; it doesn't care whether I'm a smoker, what my B.M.I. or my income is, whether anyone in my immediate family has died from cancer.

Although she's always big on small details, Grafton puts a lot of particulars into the Jane Doe case that still haunts Lt. Con Dolan and his pal Stacey Oliphant.

Moreover, this interpretation makes it incomprehensible how Russell could continue to call himself a neutral monist after admitting inferred and unexperienced particulars into the basis of his system.

According to both Scotus and Aquinas — following some suggestions in Avicenna — it is possible to consider a nature in itself, abstracting both from its existence as a universal concept and as the particulars into which it is divided.

"Rosa" takes American society in particular into its sights, skewering the politics and mores encoded in classic western films.

Far from thwarting agreement, the atrocity in Delhi nudged Pakistan, in particular, into making the concessions needed to reach it.

It is an excursion into the intricacies of complex public policies and, in particular, into the arcane political and technological details of nuclear diplomacy.

"Hunting makes you take the time to smell the roses," said Ms. Fairling, who visits schools to enlist girls in particular into the mystique of shooting and hunting.

Mr. Ellis was president and chief executive from 1990 to 1998, taking over after the company made forays outside its core businesses, in particular into business education and training.