Sentence examples for those particulars from inspiring English sources

There were a lot of those particulars, which gave the music shape and individuality.

"Those particulars will clarify whether or not this cooperative transition is likely to succeed".

In poetry, those particulars are "words, emotions, ideas and metaphors", but the best poetry is universal, McCarthy says.

In ordinary human contact, we construct from those particulars the story of a life necessarily incomplete, but full of rich suggestion.

Both are rooted in the particulars of the present day; both trade on those particulars to adorn ideas about current realities with a semblance of veracity; and both films are, to use Hemingway's term, made hollow by all that the filmmakers seem to ignore about their characters.

Lewis could then hold that the most "fundamental" particulars are exactly those particulars that are simples.

Why those particular words?

Why those particular tasks?

Supposedly, those particular problems have been fixed.

All right, perhaps not those particular captions.

It grows accustomed to those particular movements.