Sentence examples for to be particulars from inspiring English sources

In my opinion, the indefinability of particulars makes it impossible for substantial forms to be particulars.

However, Rosenzweig reasons, particulars that are ultimately the dialectical product of absolute unity cannot be said to be particulars at all.

The extramental attributes on the basis of which we form our concepts are presumably intended by Rand to be particulars, not universals (since otherwise she would be a traditional realist).

In this new nature writing, to be particular, not poetic, is the aim.

László Krasznahorkai and Peter Nádas seem to be particular exponents of this attitude.

There seemed to be particular interest in the video batting and pitching cages.

He is worried, though, that the husband believed this information to be particular to him and his wife.

This is well said, and in his individual accounts Lilla abides by the injunction to be particular.

The epidemic of camera robberies appears to be particular to Oakland, although reporters elsewhere have experienced trouble on occasion.

"The statute does not have to be particular," says Mr Maragall, adding that "the word nation is polysemic".

Big buttons or big features, cell phones are personal, and people your grandma's age tend to be particular.