His final faith, however, in his own creative practice as in his criticism, was that the greatest art eschews unnecessary particulars and aims toward carefully pondered and ambitious generalization.
There's no fucking about with tenuous buildups or unnecessary particulars.
Approximately 25% of physicians considered some items to be unnecessary; in particular, the results of certain evaluation tools (e.g., the GDS and the walking speed).
Just how unnecessary the particulars of the boy's "real" (i.e. nonballoon) life really are is emphasized, inadvertently, by Mr. Hou's "Flight of the Red Balloon," which will be released theatrically in the spring.
Explain why inserting such "bubbles" is unnecessary for this particular circuit.
Your doctor may even agree with you that it's unnecessary in your particular case.
In subsection (a), the definition of the term "Department", in 37 361, is omitted as unnecessary, since the particular departments referred to are spelled out in the revised text.
The NUT's motion stated that the union "condemned the manipulation of the primary curriculum and teaching methods through the imposition of unnecessary tests, in particular Year 1 phonics screening and the Year 6 spelling, punctuation and grammar test".
Over the course of the late 20th and early 21st centuries, the treatment of breast cancer progressed steadily toward less-invasive approaches, primarily in order to prevent women from undergoing unnecessary operations and particular procedures such as radical mastectomy.
Organizing efforts on social networks have grown cryptic: one widely circulated virtual poster says, "If you know where to be at 12 on June 12, repost this on your page" — a precaution that is probably unnecessary, since this particular protest has a permit, but is nonetheless indicative of the level of fear the new law has engendered.
In particular, unnecessary misunderstanding and conflicts would not surface by not notifying the supervising ministry in advance.
