Sentence examples for physical particularities from inspiring English sources

Fiction thrives on physical particularities.

Vásquez writes a vigorous, lucid prose (well translated by Anne McLean), full of bright physical particularities and confident psychological touches.

Johnson, an American novelist whose research for the book took him to North Korea, does a superb job of conjuring the almost surreal physical particularities of the country, its cities that go dark at nightfall, as the nation's generators go silent until dawn.

Although A*** is mostly concerned with kinesthetic pursuits, such as dancing, exercise and sunbathing, the narrator is unconcerned with physical particularities.

Possible dietary and physical activity particularities -e.g. Mediterranean diet, specific sports activities- may offer important clues on the role of certain foods or exercise in the development of asthma symptoms.

And "Solo Faces," by James Salter, is a small, spare, and perfectly precise story, set in the French Alps, of the physical and mental particularities of a dedicated mountain climber.

For instance, physical or mental existence, particularity or universality, do not form part of "horseness" as such.

The key is a directness of observation, which roots Rexroth's writing in the particularity of the physical world.

You can feel the pull of the universal in the museum's abstract serenity and in the almost ecumenical care in its displays; you also feel the opposing particularity of the physical place and the distinctive mixture of themes and subjects that is difficult to imagine anywhere else.

The chapter discusses the particularities and versatility of physical vapor deposition (PVD), chemical vapor deposition (CVD), laser-, electron- and ion-assisted technologies in the engineering of FG nanocoatings with control microstructures.

From the individual's perspective, this means treating specific mental health objectives in a holistic manner, taking into account the particularities of the community and the physical environment the individual lives in, and taking into account different cultures, socio-economic and educational situations, age, gender, sexual orientation, health and abilities.