Sentence examples for refer particularly to from inspiring English sources

I refer particularly to David Leonhardt's article in The Times from September 25.

In general, they are defined as "those perceptions, sensations or emotions of the soul which we refer particularly to it, and which are caused, maintained and strengthened by some movement of the [animal] spirits" (art. 27; CSM I 338 9).

Even this is a bit too broad, and so Descartes defines passions proper as "those perceptions, sensations or emotions of the soul which we refer particularly to it, and which are caused, maintained and strengthened by some movement of the spirits" (AT XI 349, CSM I 338-9).

In this study, we refer particularly to the definition concerning patients with psychological disorders who report multiple unexplained somatic symptoms.

Configurational ones refer particularly to the position of substituents on a central chain atom relative to the neighboring structural unit and thus to the tacticity of the polymer.

I refer particularly to the points about asylum and immigration with regard to the United Kingdom, which is not perfect on these issues, but which is faced with a real challenge.

She referred particularly to contemporary pop stars dressed as "porn stars".

For most of the 17th and 18th centuries, the name referred particularly to orchestral introductions to operas and cantatas.

In Scotland the word refers particularly to a member of the bar of Scotland, the Faculty of Advocates.

Mary Baker Eddy (1821 1910), the founder of Christian Science, referred particularly to healing through the Spirit as her special mission.

He had disagreed, he told the magazine, with Mr. Assange's concentration on leaking documents that referred particularly to the activities of the United States government.