Sentence examples for with particulars from inspiring English sources

It is only in Kant's Critique of Judgment that we find a conception of judgment as the ability to deal with particulars in their particularity, that is, without subsuming them under a pre-given universal, but actively searching the universal out of the particular.

Grimshaw is less bothered with particulars.

You start with particulars, the hooks to hang it on, and then you spread outward.

Sometimes she has emptied out a rhetorical template and filled it with particulars of her own, and sometimes she hasn't even gone that far.

Whereas natural science is interested in universals and the relationships between them, the study of the human mind is concerned with particulars.

Now that the trial is over, the sharp-witted D.A. owes the public an explanation, with particulars, as to why she believes her behavior was proper.

No one else sang with particular distinction.

Is there one with particular sentimental value?

They did not respond with particular vigor.

Marijana tends to it with particular care.

But one he contemplated with particular attention.