Sentence examples for particulars provided from inspiring English sources

Haecceities could be required to explain the identity of particulars (i.e. their distinction from all other particulars), provided that such identity can be explained neither qualitatively nor materially (as it is on most rival accounts).

The particulars provided by Mr Barrot, within the context of the Green Paper, seem to suggest that, on the contrary, the Commission is very well equipped with technical information.

The family care providers in the study in particular provided numerous examples of the ways in which members of the community provided tangible care for them.

Two photographs in particular provided great inspiration.

Mr. Bell's immediate surroundings, and the craggy Cornish coastline in particular, provided important stimuli for his abstractions.

He said voters in the Virginia governor's race in particular provided a new winning road map.

Long ago, however, there were plenty of men; one crazy summer, in particular, provided three in a row.

Hussey, in particular, provided a lesson on how to bat on such a slow, potentially treacherous surface.

The United Arab Emirates and Kuwait in particular provided assistance, he said, because "they feel that sooner or later they will become targets too".

Barlinnie, in particular, provided its top-security prisoners with considerable freedom to develop skills, to study and to associate within a secure environment.

Neo-Kantianism in general and Cohen in particular provided a broad influence on the intellectual development of Ortega.