In contrast, the most external perspective, an encompassing standpoint utterly independent of one's particularity, would be, to use Henry Sidgwick's phrase, the "point of view of the universe," that is, the standpoint that considers the interests of all sentient beings at all times and in all places.
We did so because it would be very difficult to embrace the particularities of countries that have more than one official language.
A kind of beige global monoculture where local particularities are ironed out would be no kind of culture at all – but what Unsound does so well is to acknowledge locality and marry it to the universal.
He also said that the Cyprus bailout could serve as a "template" for future rescues, though he later retracted that, saying that the particularities of each country would be taken into account.
Moreover, Hereford went on to describe, with minute particularity, the clothes that Draper would be wearing upon his arrival at the Denver station.
Maybe Alford would be more comfortable with photographs, which, in their vivid particularity, seem to demand less of a response.
Most notably, such an advantage would be useful in countering foreign naval forces and with particularity those of the United States".
The Court explained that the State needed "to show with more particularity how its admittedly strong interest U would be adversely affected by granting an exemption to the Amish". Id., at 236 (emphasis added).
And if one did not exist religiously (if that is possible), one would be unable, or at least drastically less able, to grasp the particularity of one's predicament, let alone means of coping and grace.
