Sentence examples for particulars of things from inspiring English sources

Of course, Henry being Henry, you have to work hard to figure out that the "Parker's" he is immortalizing with such hair-raising intensity is, indeed, just a restaurant in a hotel where Harvard guys like to go to eat. Henry is, in his memoirs, a constant reproach to the creative-writing teacher's insistence on giving the reader the particulars of things.

Furthermore, given that he does create, he isn't obliged to do so in any particular way, or to create any particular kinds of things; that he has created the kinds of things we actually find is again contingent, a free action on his part.

Mr. KELLY: I'm not going to comment on the particulars of these things.

I was signing away my rights to be in these hypothetical children's lives, but the law is still somewhat shaky on the financial particulars of these things.

So now we have Three Truths, which are not a raft-like instrument to get beyond all statements and concepts, and a final higher truth that allows us to have no biased and particular view of things, but rather as three true ways of viewing any particular thing.

In practice, that means everything in a particular set of things.What interested Dr Esponda was how the immune system represents information.

They have personalities that are sometimes difficult to handle – and Nicole is one of those people who has a particular view of things which she's absolutely entitled to".

As a child, Mr. Polanski escaped the Krakow ghetto and survived the Nazi occupation, so obviously he "had a very particular image of things in his mind," says the costume designer Anna Sheppard.

Obviously Hayek being Hayek had in mind a very particular "mess of things".

To say that what we value are the particular properties of things, they have pointed out, is prima facie intuitive (see Williams 1997 [1953]: 123).

So here's a list in no particular order of things to think about as you consider concepts for your new ARKit app.