For her, "females become not simply women but particular kinds of women" (Spelman 1988, 113): white working-class women, black middle-class women, poor Jewish women, wealthy aristocratic European women, and so on.
One of the roughly 30,000 marvelous things about eating around in New York City is that you can use restaurants not simply for particular moods or groups of friends or occasions, but for particular dishes.
But aside from a handful of celebrities, human beings themselves are simply too particular for universal export, being bound as they are to a particular time, place, and culture.
The justices were not simply resolving particular disputes but superintending the development of the legal system as a whole.
But overall it would be best to go beyond simply name particular bands or frontmen, such as the Fall's Mark E Smith, Ian Dury, or Arctic Monkeys's Alex Turner, even though they may qualify.
Amazingly, the love of what is arbitrary (which one could alternatively describe as the love of reality) is something human beings are capable of feeling (and perhaps even what we call the love of the beautiful is simply a particular way of exercising this remarkable ability).
In most practical circumstances, white noise is simply a particular instance of colored noise.
For, in these terms, an ability is simply a particular kind of power.
The mind, then, like any other idea, is simply one particular mode of God's attribute, Thought.
By itself, a probability function is simply a particular kind of mathematical function, used to express the measure of a set (cf. Billingsley 1995).
