To me, only Dylan and Eliot knew how to hold strange, evasive particulars in a web of beauty; to "understand" these songs and poems seemed so far from the original inspired acts of writing them that I stopped asking literal-minded questions and learned to appreciate for its own sake the tuneful difficulty they both embodied.
But the cases are strange and particular ones.
It was such a strange and particular feeling — one of those serendipitous moments, I guess.
Van Der Beek, who also writes for the series, inhabits Diplo with canny, dim-witted aplomb: chugging Yerba Mate, meditating in public, repeating the word "fam," and speaking in the strange but particular patois of electronic-music d.j.s.j.s
"It affected us," he said, "because you have to stop and we didn't know what was happening for a while but it was just something strange, something particular to this situation with North Korea involved and it hasn't damaged our feeling of the competition or the hosts".
I work in entertainment, where rejections are swift and cruel and paychecks are never guaranteed, so despite how strange the particular methodology was, I'm glad my parents let the dwarf teach me toughness.
Reviewer 1: 1) Some of the 3D-SIM images looks a little strange, in particular the Spd-2 signal.
The authors should address the following minor issues: 1) Some of the 3D-SIM images looks a little strange, in particular the Spd-2 signal.
The point of adverbialism in philosophy of mind and perception is to use this maneuver with the hope that whatever the true formal semantics of adverbs will turn out to be it will not commit us to strange sorts of particulars: on the whole we feel confident about what is going on ontologically when we express a state-of-affairs by uttering a sentence in which one adverbially qualifies a verb.
But why this particular, strange, hybrid system?
