They amplified their loosey-goosey music with determined particularity.
Then the attacks occur and each character responds to the catastrophe with troubled particularity.
While "Dialogues" presents a community of nuns, each character is depicted with touching particularity.
Mr. McPherson writes about the Dublin-bred sub-species of this type with persuasive particularity.
Sound, sense, space – everything arrives at once and the reader is engrossed with the particularity of the experience.
He argued that the warrant had not described the suspect with "reasonable particularity," the legal standard the nation's highest courts have required for describing suspects in warrants.
The childhood section of Country Girl is littered with objects that were lost, or stolen, or given away, all of them remembered with great particularity.
And I have hugely enjoyed Anne Enright's The Green Road (Jonathan Cape): richly and sensuously realised, it's vivid with the particularity of places and people and bruisingly intelligent.
It must have been suffocating to be so mixed up like that, especially for Brennan, who was obsessed with the particularity of things.
It is not necessary, they said, that a comment must identify the matters on which it is based with sufficient particularity to enable the reader to judge for himself whether it was well founded.
